My business is changing from a general partnership to an incorporated non-profit. Do we need a new EIN?
Yes, it's advisable as the two types of entries are completely different with different tax implications.
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Yes, it's advisable as the two types of entries are completely different with different tax implications.
Possibly, but no litigation, contract or real estate lawyer on Avvo will be able to answer without seeing the actual documents. The question turns...
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If your attorney withdrew you are in pro per and can communicate directly with opposing counsel. BE AWARE that if you reach some settlement with...
File a lawsuit under Kan. Stat. Ann. § 60-2610. The statute provides that civil penalties may ensue from a back check: “(a) If a person gives a...
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If you are operating a business you need to have a business license in accordance with the laws of your state. No, you do not have to pay taxes in...
You may or may not have a problem. A fictitious name just indicates the moniker you intend to do business under; it doesn't afford any trademark...
Conceivable but unlikely. CCP 1021.5, or the "Private Attorney General" statute is a very limited statute that typically does not address misuse...
Please don't tell us you don't want to consult a lawyer because the point of your question is not clear.
You're talking about a non-disclosure agreement. An NDA typically protects information, not theories. If your idea if far enough along that you...