What Are You Looking For?

search
Dear Tiffani, To answer this question fully I would need to understand how your corporation was originally formed. In most cases the names of shareholders would not appear in Articles...
...yourself in various ways – from just distribution of profits, to member salaries etc. I would recommend you to consult an accountant to give you a better understanding of how...
...understand the close connection between the two, and are working on expanding our team of experts to include a licensed CPA and a corporate attorney to answer those types of...
...trust such as some family members, who might assume ownership of this company with you managing it. However that solution has its obvious pros and cons, as you probably understand....
...using an LLC. See this answer to understand those benefits of forming an LLC. As far as taxes go if you form a single member LLC and leave it to...
Kris, As a fellow New Yorker, I completely understand your pain when it comes down to the high taxation here. But, in the end of the day, you can’t escape...
...produced by the company in the US. If you are producing such income you would be liable to pay income tax, regardless of whether you have any physical presence in...
...said, your disadvantage could well be temporary – it seems like even if your competitors do not have nexus and even if these competitors would not be collecting sales tax...
...believe by itself it’s strong enough nexus to require your company to collect/remit sales tax. Keep in mind however that since you are using FBA you might be required to...
...hold the property. Now to the point of owning more than one property by one LLC: in the world of real estate investment it is a common practice to hold...
Begin Web-Stat code v 6.0