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Most business entities that register with the state must file an annual registration (known in most states as an “annual... View Article

Adding another owner (or “member”) to your limited liability company (LLC) is not uncommon. But if you’re adding another member... View Article

  Business operations can be put on hold for a number of reasons: family emergency, economic health, personal reasons… a... View Article

In general, the same person cannot be considered both a “member” (i.e. owner) and an “employee” of a limited liability... View Article

LLC owners (known as members) have a financial stake in their company, initially called a capital contribution. As a business... View Article

PLLC stands for professional limited liability company. Like a traditional LLC, a PLLC combines the tax benefits of a sole... View Article

A company owned by another company is called a subsidiary. Once it’s created, the initial company then becomes known as... View Article

It’s not uncommon for a business to alter its core operations in the months or years after its initial formation.... View Article

“S corporation” (often shortened to S Corp) is a tax designation that allows qualifying businesses to pass taxable income to... View Article

If your company is inactive for any reason (be it business-related or personal), you may be thinking about dissolving your... View Article