Question about LLC or S-corp

Assuming that you will be practicing as a licensed psychologist, you need to form a corporation rather than an LLC - please see Corporations Code...

I live in California

I agree with my colleagues. This issue comes up frequently. Please see the posts at the links below. Disclaimer: This post does not...

How does one go about dicontinuing thier interests in an LLC? I have only 1% invested as of 2008.

You can withdraw by providing written notice to the LLC (Section 35-45 at the link below). If your dissociation constitutes a breach of the...

Voting out a company officer?

As my colleague noted, the answer to your question depends largely on (a) the type of business entity and (b) the governing documents. Without...

How legal and binding Is a contract written and signed by two people if you have it noterized?

I agree with my colleagues, and I am particularly suspicious about the desire to remove you as an owner of the ranch. If you intend to do...

I have a calif llc. 2 members 50.50. All is well with us. We had a new potential member come in. We need to get rid of him.

It is difficult to provide a meaningful answer because the facts are somewhat complicated. Most of the facts you presented appear to suggest that...

Can I refuse to become an independent contractor while I am a salary salesman in my company. Or I have to abide to the new terms

You are not obligated to accept the independent contractor position. However, assuming that you are an at will employee (which appears to be the...

Can someone open a credit card under my dad's business who doesn't work there?

I have a business credit card, but the business name on the card matches (a contraction of) the name of my business to which the card and...

What are the notice requirements to stakeholders for a MA corp forced into involuntary/administrative dissolution?

If the corporation was formed in MA, you are likely to receive more-helpful answers by posting your question under MA, rather than...

The CEO's fiduciary obligations are to perform his duties (a) in good faith and in a manner he believes to be in the best interests of the...