For an s-corp, how can I Impose transfer restrictions on & "Assess" my shares?
Transfer restrictions should be reflected in the shareholder agreement and then notice of those restrictions are placed on the back of the share...
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Transfer restrictions should be reflected in the shareholder agreement and then notice of those restrictions are placed on the back of the share...
You need to hire an attorney and they can determine if this is defamation or some other claim. An email to them from you will accomplish nothing.
This sounds like a matter of Pennsylvania law. That said, if she is of sound mind, generally the principal can always terminate or revise the power...
Criminal charges can only be filed on behalf of the state through the district attorney or similarly named official. The DA has a duty to determine...
As I noted yesterday, unless you have a contract that says your job is only X, the employer can set the terms of your employment and that includes...
The answer to the question "can I sue" is always the same. Yes, you can always sue. What you really want to know is if you have a chance of winning...
Are these demands professional? No. Can he fire you if you don't do them? Sure. An employer can fire you for any reason or no reason at all that is...
The legal and tax complexity of transfer depends on the reasons and type of transfer. If it is being transferred to an investor (person who is not...
Not unless you file for a DBA for this new name. You are supposed to use the name of your business as it is in the articles. So if it is...
Unfortunately, you are bound to the guarantee unless that agreement allowed you to terminate the agreement unilaterally. I can say with almost...