Legal

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.

Categories: Business & Corporate|Tags: Corporation, Delaware, Dissolution of Corporation, Form 966, LLC, Wyoming|

Always Contact an Attorney After Your Car Accident

Even if a car accident appears minor with no immediate injuries or damage, taking all precautions to protect yourself is essential. It is always recommended to contact an attorney after an accident to protect your interests.

Categories: Personal Injury|Tags: Attorney, Auto Insurance, Car Accident, Personal Injury|

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.

Categories: LLC|Tags: Annual Reports, California, Delaware, Delaware LLC, Franchise Taxes, LLC, State Taxes|

How to File Form BE-13 for Foreign Direct Investment Into the United States

When a U.S. company is formed or acquired and has foreign ownership, the entity must disclose the beneficial foreign owners to the U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA).

Categories: Business & Corporate|Tags: BE-13 Exemption, BEA, Foreign Owned LLC|

US Statutory Foundations in Wyoming and New Hampshire

The statutory foundation is a new entity type available in some jurisdictions. The foundation is popular in many non-U.S. jurisdictions, and is now available in Wyoming and New Mexico.

Categories: Business & Corporate|Tags: Asset Protection, Foundations, New Hampshire, Trusts, Wyoming|

Does a Single Member LLC Need an EIN?

In general, every entity in the U.S. should obtain an employer identification number (EIN). A single member LLC is a disregarded entity, so it may not require an EIN. Here are the details.