Should I become an LLC or an S corporation?
If you were a contractor in California, I would lean towards an S corporation because of the way that taxes work here in this state. The answer...
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If you were a contractor in California, I would lean towards an S corporation because of the way that taxes work here in this state. The answer...
And, to follow on to Mr. Doland's thought, once you have the corporation up and running in Florida, you can then merge the two corporations. This...
I agree with the comments from Mr. Kurzon. Additionally, I think it would be very helpful for you to consult with a bankruptcy attorney. I...
Unfortunately, you are not in the minority when it comes to not liking tax laws in the state of California. Double unfortunately, you cannot avoid...
I agree with everything Mr. Doland outlined, but I think your question is focusing on the S corporation being the member of the LLC rather than the...
My best advice to you is to find a business lawyer in your community who can become your trusted advisor over the many years that you will run your...
To answer your question, the bankruptcy of a corporation affects all of the shareholders equally. When you say that you signed for most of the...
I know that it really stinks given the bad luck of your car accident and your health issues last year, but when it comes to paying the tax man -...
I agree with the comments of Mr. Doland and Mr. Cornish. It can come as quite a shock to the person who was terminated, but there is no...
Your facts are a little bit confusing because in the beginning you state that your father signed a "contract" with his nephew ending the...