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What are the min. requirements to include in these emails to comply with the CAN-SPAM Act, and hopefully not get sued. I do not want to give these people my real name. I have an LLC I can use or I have a pen name I use for writing, can I use either of those if needed? By connected, I mean... View More 
I'd like to understand if it's legal to automatically apply a tip percentage to the customer's invoice based on their previous tip. For example, Customer X tipped 15% in their last transaction. If I automatically apply the same tip percentage on their next transactions with my... View More
My father runs a cleaning (franchise) business that is under my name, but I am not actively involved and I do not receive proceeds. It opened in late 2017 and didn't see any revenue until 2018 when it first acquired contracts. I'm looking to transfer ownership to my father for the... View More
answered on Jul 26, 2024
You can transfer 100% of your interest in the business to your father. You will be legally responsible for all taxes incurred by the business prior to the effective date of your transfer of your ownership interest.
I am not worried that it could be used against me, but more that someone else, possibly pretending to be the owner of the materials would use it in their own case.
answered on Jul 25, 2024
If your property or identity is stolen, it could potentially be used as evidence in court by an impersonator. However, the legitimacy and admissibility of such evidence would depend on various factors, including the ability to prove the theft and the identity of the true owner.
Intellectual... View More
Currently, I have been living in Barcelona for 10months because of my business school entitle of C3S business school and I got my Level 7 degree in strategic management and leadership and also I apply for the next year to complete my MBA degree and these degrees are from England not Spain but the... View More
Months ago, he asked if he could pick up the tools. I said "Sure, if you have my $250". I haven't heard from him since and the tools are in my way. I want the tools out of here and I want my $250.
She (Tassie Grantham) sold the Sasstass & The Pour Horse Mobile Bar Co. LLC after reinstating on 5/9/24. On 5/14/24 there is a certificate of amendment. I paid 12K as my deposit. I am now in the design process stage but the new owner is MIA and the fabrication shop has closed. I believe this is... View More
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answered on Jul 26, 2024
The contract you entered into on 2/7/24 with the business that was in tax forfeiture at the time may still be legally binding, but it complicates the situation. When a business is in tax forfeiture, it means the company has failed to pay certain taxes, which can impact its legal standing. However,... View More
I wont involve in the operations, i will hire a local guy as an employee and pay him to work. Can i earn money through this LLC or will it violate any visa regulations?
Received a 720 dollar deposit that i used to purchase materials ,also worked on site for 5 hrs and off site for 2 hrs , I charge 120hr
irrigation repair
Can a tow company hold personal items include an identification closed electronics etc from the owner unless the tow bill is paid?
I'd want to enforce a board of directors regardless of it being an LLC, I'd be incorporating but from what I've read a minor can't form a corporation. I am from overseas but I will file under one of the many services that file for you and have virtual addresses and etc. Sort of... View More
She reused my counter because she send me false dmca’s and is obsessed with me. Today i send her a dmca for MY clothing and i got a False Counter-Dmca
Credit acceptance and dealer added fees that we were told were required by lender. They are being sued by the consumer financial protection bureau already for this as well as fraud . The contract was usurious and fraudulent. How do I file a counter suit?
If yes, can we do business and the earnings come into the LLC on which I (on H1) do not accept any salary or compensation apart from my current employer. Please advise. Thank you
I also work in a sovern tribe of Washington. However, codes enforce federal and Washington State laws.
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answered on Jul 23, 2024
You can only be fired for not doing graphic art work if it is part of your job description or agreed-upon duties. If your employment contract or job role includes graphic art responsibilities, then not fulfilling these tasks could be a reason for termination.
However, if your primary role... View More
I am thinking about how to help the small business world with customer reach, and i notice that some restaurants ship their goods to other states, while others don't. Are their significant legal obstacles regarding the shipment of food? I know meal delivery services like hellofresh/blue apron... View More
For the past month we’ve been forced to manually enter all cards and now customers cannot leave us credit card tips as we are manually entering the cards.
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answered on Jul 22, 2024
Under California law, your employer is required to provide you with the tools and equipment necessary to perform your job effectively. If the credit card reader is broken and not being fixed, it could be considered a failure to provide adequate tools for your job. This situation impacts your... View More
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