Why is the IRS "initially" designating my LLC as a Partnership?
The partnership status is for tax purposes. You are still an LLC. You can change the status to a corporation (or S corporation).
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The partnership status is for tax purposes. You are still an LLC. You can change the status to a corporation (or S corporation).
Unfortunately, what you describe would not be a wrongful termination.
You need to memorialize the relationship in writing, otherwise, it is going to be difficult to prove it if anything happens. Have a...
You can sue the tenant for the damages caused and/or use the tenant's security deposit to cover the damage.
It would depend on what the contract says.
Typically, if the LLC is doing the work and being paid, you'd enter its information only.
It would depend on what the CC&Rs say.
You may have a viable claim. A full consultation would be necessary to properly advise you.
It is hard to advise you without reviewing the non-compete. Typically, if it was with an NY employer, it would be governed by NY law, however, it...
You can sue the employer for breach of contract.