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How to File BOI Report with FinCEN – Sample Filing for an S Corporation
The beneficial ownership information (BOI) report is filed by U.S. entities with FinCEN to report information on the entity's beneficial owners. This sample filing covers an S corporation.
The Average Person Will Have 3 to 4 Car Accidents in Their Lifetime
Motor vehicle accidents are an unfortunate part of driving on public roads. Whether the accident is a minor fender bender with little damage or injury to the passenger or a more serious car accident, the odds are that you will be involved in a car accident at some point during your lifetime.
Conversion of an LLC to a Partnership
A limited liability company (LLC) is an entity formed under state statute. An LLC with one owner is a disregarded entity. By adding new members, the LLC becomes a multi-member LLC taxable as a partnership.
Texas Form 804 (Periodic Report for Limited Partnership)
The Texas Form 804 is a informational filing that must be submitted every few years by Texas Limited Partnerships registered within the state.
How to Use LLC’s to Protect Personal Assets
Can you use an LLC to protect your personal assets? This article and video discuss those issues.
How to File BOI Report – Example for Single Member LLC
The beneficial ownership information (BOI) report is filed by U.S. entities with FinCEN to report information on its beneficial owners. This sample filing covers a single member LLC formed in 2024 with a non-U.S. owner.
Personal Injury Contingency Fees – Gross v. Net Methods
When hiring a personal injury attorney, it's common for the attorney to work on a contingency fee basis. A contingency fee means you don't have to pay the attorney any legal fees unless you win your case or secure a settlement with the defendant or his insurance company.
Delaware LLC vs Delaware Corporation – Annual Fees and Deadlines
Delaware entities must file annual reports and pay fees in order to keep the entity open and in good standing under state law.
Does a Delaware LLC Pay California Franchise Taxes? It Depends…
A Delaware LLC may be liable for taxes in other jurisdictions depending upon its ownership structure and business activities. If a Delaware LLC is engaged in business within California, it may be liable for CA franchise tax.
PLLC or LLC – Which One do you Need?
Some states have special entity requirements for professional organizations. These companies cannot use a standard LLC, they must use the PLLC instead. This article and video discuss the differences between the two structures and which is appropriate for your business.
Top 5 Things to Consider When Picking a Personal Injury Lawyer
Being involved in a car accident can be a traumatic and life-changing experience. Choosing the right personal injury lawyer after your automobile accident is an important decision that can greatly impact the outcome of your case.
Does my LLC Need a US Address?
Many non-U.S. persons want to open a U.S. LLC for their business. A common questions is whether the LLC must absolutely have a U.S. based address in order to conduct business. This article and video tutorial cover some of the rules and requirements.
My Company Was Dissolved – What Did I Do Wrong?
Sometimes a business owner will miss a filing deadline and their company is dissolved. In this article we discuss the details and how to resolve the issue.
What is a Series LLC
A Series LLC can be a great way to save on administrative costs and filing fees and protect investment assets and members' capital. In this post we discuss the pros and cons of using a Series LLC for your business or investment operations.
Delaware LLC Non-US Ownership – What Filings are Required?
Virtually anyone can open a Delaware LLC. When a Delaware LLC is opened by a non-U.S. person, their filing obligations are slightly different from U.S. owners.