I am planning to open an LLC (treat as S-corp) for my software consulting business.
Either an LLC or S-corporation should suffice for the operation of your consulting business. Both can be well-suited to protect your personal...
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Either an LLC or S-corporation should suffice for the operation of your consulting business. Both can be well-suited to protect your personal...
Sorry about your situation. You're generally bound to the terms of the contracts that you sign. If the agreement allows the hotel to charge...
You haven't quite provided enough facts to evaluate your situation. You indicated that the LLC did not have an operating agreement, but did you...
I agree with my colleagues. For limiting personal liability, either an LLC or corporation should suffice (assuming of course that they are properly...
Yes, a corporation can certainly take on a loan at the entity level (thus sparing the shareholders from personal exposure on the note). This is not...
The filing fee for an LLC-12 is $20. Though corporations can file their statements of information online through the CA Secretary of State's...
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Ordinarily it wouldn't matter too much who signs as incorporator, as that person needs not be an intended shareholder, officer, director, etc....
There aren't really enough facts here to answer your question. You loaned money to your friend and are holding his passport as collateral. What...
Yes, you can certainly apply for the DBA prior to dissolving your LLC. With respect to your follow-up question: I firmly believe that a...
You're generally bound to the terms of the contracts that you sign (absent fraud, duress, incapacity, and other limited circumstances). If the...