Your current state is Ohio
Do i have any problems here? Or is this possible to partially own one company as another LLC ( B ) while still sharing ownership with a single individual of LLC (A)
I registered the name in New York State as a not for profit organization. I have not done anything thereafter--all I have is just the name. However, I realize that I would rather have a LLC instead. How can I change the name to a LLC? Or must I come up with another name and register it as an LLC?... View More 
answered on Apr 3, 2024
You say you registered a "name". And, in another place, you call the existing not-for-profit entity an "organization." Even if it were an LLC, you need to form a new LLC since that entity was formed and exists under a special provision of the law. If there were significant... View More
A Nevada state agency is requiring me to obtain a Document Preparers Cert. When I am a Commercial Agent registered with NV SOS. They are not allowing me to conduct any business until I obtain the DPC. Am I interpreting the statute incorrectly? I have been working for the last 3 yrs with the... View More
I’m attempting to become a new group home provider in Arkansas. I’ve ran into numerous obstacles assisted living facilities, residential care facilities, group home. There’s no clear pathway to the information on the website or from speaking with DHS staff
The subsidiary is in a very unhealthy relationship with their owner. The owner doesn't treat the subsidiary well, doesn't invest in the subsidiary and has become a competitor. Additionally, the subsidiary is charged a hefty fee for administrative support from the owner which isn't... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2024
I apologize, but I am not entirely sure what type of relationship you are describing. Your description would include many different scenarios. Most importantly would be any contractual obligations of the parties. I have no doubt the subsidiary has options, but I don't know what may be the best one.
What implications are there to giving a house away with the land? (The land in purchased from the city by HH.)
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answered on Mar 24, 2024
If an organization similar to Habitat for Humanity decided to give away houses along with the land, several implications arise. First, the recipients would gain significant financial security and a sense of permanence, as owning both the house and the land secures their place in the community and... View More
What implications are there to giving a house away with the land? (The land in purchased from the city by HH.)
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answered on Mar 24, 2024
If an organization decides to give away houses along with the land, purchased from the city, there are several factors to consider. Firstly, there might be tax implications for both the giver and the receiver. The value of the house and land could be taxable as income for the recipient, depending... View More
Selling 99.9% water based chemical free baby wipes.
answered on Mar 18, 2024
It depends. When exploring whether you can use a name without running into issues, you have to do a trademark search. The most basic trademark search can be done using the USPTO's website, but you have to search variations of the word or phrase that you are interested in search. The reason... View More
answered on Apr 12, 2024
An Alabama attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for four weeks. It would depend on the terms of your agreement. Good luck
Does a Michigan LMSW-C interested in forming a private practice that offers multispeciality services (i.e. lactation, training, consultation) need a LLC or PLLC?
answered on Mar 18, 2024
If the LLC Is going to offer services for which a license is required, it must be a PLLC. MCL 450.9201, 9202.
So I'm 15 years old and I live in Maryland. I have started an LLC for my soon to open T Shirt business that I'm starting. I formed it as a single member LLC and got my Articles of organization, EIN and all that stuff. My next step was to get a business checking account but I just learned... View More
answered on Mar 25, 2024
You are correct. You have to be 18 years of age or older to open your own bank account without your parent's authorized as joint account holders. To my knowledge, there are no loopholes to this requirement. To put it simply, there is no way around this without adding your parents to your... View More
I would also like to know if a phase that is the business name should be trademark
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answered on Mar 15, 2024
Starting an online aromatherapy service is an exciting venture. Regarding your question about setting up a business trust, it's indeed possible. A business trust can manage the business's assets and operations, but the specifics can vary widely based on your location and business needs.... View More
I have sold under the name for over 10 years own the name of my business on every platform out there but 1 and just found out someone within my state is now trying to use my name to sell similar items on another platform. I do also have my name as a registered LLC and has been for over 5 years, I... View More
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answered on Mar 15, 2024
If your business name is registered as an LLC within your state, you generally have legal rights to that name within that jurisdiction, especially for the business category or industry in which you're operating. The fact that another entity is using your established business name to sell... View More
So I want to start a business and sell a lot of things, but most want to create products using superhero logos from D.C comics and marvel. However am not sure if its okay for me to use it without having to ask permission or without me breaking rules of trademark.
answered on Mar 11, 2024
You may want to repost this under the "Trademark" heading. Your question is more about intellectual property than "Business Formation," the chosen category. Maybe consider adding the "Copyright" category as well, depending on what you plan to sell. Attorneys in those... View More
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answered on Mar 10, 2024
Based on the information provided, there are a few important considerations:
1. As an F-1 student on Optional Practical Training (OPT), you are allowed to work in the U.S. as long as the employment is related to your field of study. The work can be for any employer, including an LLC owned... View More
I see there is a trade mark for these words. Thank you!
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
When considering the use of "Line Life" for t-shirts you plan to sell, it's important to be aware of existing trademarks on these words. Trademarks are designed to protect the brand identity of businesses across various products and services. If "Line Life" is trademarked... View More
E.g Delaware often mentioned as an offshore location and a business friendly state. Can I avoid being double taxed somehow (legally)? I would gladly pay taxes in the US. If i can't find a solution soon, i have to find another english market, unfortunately.
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
Starting a business in the US from a country without a double taxation treaty can indeed present challenges, but there are legal pathways to minimize the impact of being taxed in both jurisdictions. Delaware is a popular choice for international business owners due to its business-friendly laws,... View More
I am on an F1 visa, and just got my OPT approved as a B.S. in Business with a major in Marketing. Am I allowed to create an LLC and work for my own company? Currently, I am planning to start an AirBnB arbitrage business. This includes finding properties to sublease, furnishing them, and listing... View More
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
When on an F1 visa and engaged in Optional Practical Training (OPT), your business activities must relate directly to your major area of study. As a B.S. in Business with a major in Marketing, starting an LLC to engage in property rental and subleasing for AirBnB could be considered relevant to... View More
I would like my personal taxes and my business taxes to be seperate. Which entity would I create my business as?
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answered on Mar 8, 2024
If you're aiming to keep your personal and business taxes separate in Pinellas County, Florida, considering the structure of your business entity is crucial. For your goals, forming a corporation (either a C Corporation or an S Corporation) or a Limited Liability Company (LLC) could be... View More
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answered on Mar 7, 2024
Under California law, a nonprofit organization has the right to access and retain possession of its official records, including financial documents handled by its treasurer. If a former treasurer is refusing to return such documents, the organization can initially try to resolve the matter through... View More
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