Do all shareholders of an S corp have to agree to change to a C corp?
A bare majority of the shareholders is adequate enough to effect the change: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1120s.pdf Disclaimer: This...
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A bare majority of the shareholders is adequate enough to effect the change: http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/i1120s.pdf Disclaimer: This...
I recommend that you enter a simple agreement that contains a clause reflecting your relinquishment of your ownership interest in the LLC and, in...
Your question is intriguing to me because our country gave up on indentured servitude long ago. You should be able to quit your employment at any...
You may want to file a police report. Many times, however, the police will consider this a "civil" and not a "criminal" matter. I think its both,...
If I were in your position, I would examine the prior years' K-1's and call the accountant that prepared them, to check status. It may well be...
Generally speaking, the "statute of frauds" in most states would make a contract involving the sale of real estate unenforceable unless the...
Typically co-guarantors are "jointly and severally" liable for the debt. That means that either one can be held entirely responsible for the...
An asset in which you've granted a security interest in order to obtain a loan cannot be transferred free-and-clear of the lien without first...
One shareholder would buy out the other shareholder's stock in very simple stock purchase agreement that included mutual releases and...
I agree with Mr. Smith but can say that you might be able to make it a bit more difficult (and costly) by creating a second entity of some kind and...