Your current state is Virginia
This is not a supplement. This is for a type recipe that calls for a mixture of different food components. The idea behind this is to eliminate the prep steps of combining all the separate components. With this, the user will have one single container, that will contain all the necessary items to... Read more »
You could add Patents as one of your categories. Your question could have a better chance of being seen by a patent attorney. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
My electric provider states that I added the incorrect payment information and therefore is denying me the ability to correct my incorrect payment information, will not allow me to pay by phone, and is only giving me the option of paying in person. Do I have any legal recourse? Also there is a... Read more »
I'm sorry for your ordeal with your electric bill. The Public Service Commission of West Virginia oversees public utilities - electric, gas, water, etc. Maybe you could contact them and ask if there is anything they could do to help.
Their website is: http://www.psc.state.wv.us/... Read more »
Is that a question?
Asking in terms of taxation as well as any other legal issues.
Best is a relative term. Because it's TX state tax is irrelevant. We're not concerned with the state claiming residency against the non-resident owner's will.
The next step is assessing liability and compliance. Generally that's an LLC. But it's heavily dependent on the facts and... Read more »
My business is registered with the IRS under my home address which was in Tennesee. My company is an outreach (home health) service that does not have a physical location. The services will be provided in Tennessee only at this time, however, I (the owner & founder) moved to Mississippi. Do I still... Read more »
If you are providing the services in Tennessee, then you should likely either incorporate in Tennessee or you could file in MS and also file in Tennessee as a foreign LLC transacting business in Tennessee. For a deeper discussion of the pros and cons of each option, I recommend you speak with an... Read more »
How can I remove him from the LLC without dissolving my company? I asked him to sign papers to remove him and he refused. He never paid anything toward the business or filings for any of our licenses. He is in debt to the company for his legal fees and using the business credit to fund personal... Read more »
You could file a lawsuit against him to have his membership interest terminated. Consult with local counsel to review the LLC's operating documents to determine your best course of action.
WEALTHBUILDER Trade Mark
You chose good categories, but what you describes sounds like trademark infringement. Try reposting in the Trademark (and maybe Intellectual Property) category(s). It would have a better chance of being seen by an attorney who is knowledgeable in this area. Good luck
Tim Akpinar
I have been working on this for months and would love to have a lawyer look at what i have and give me their opinion
You must contact lawyers individually and personally
What I almost always recommend to clients with very rare exceptions is to form a "C" Corp (INC) and have the "C" corp own each LLC, with no more than 1 project in an LLC at any one time. The LLC must be at least 3 members. This puts two layers of corporate protection between you and any problems.
Main thing is, I'm trying to set up a payroll, and I just want to know what to tell the payroll company (e.g., ADP) when they keep asking about the "employee."
Yes, you're an employee.
My only income is my SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY CHECK I AM OPEN TO ALL POSSIBILITIES.
ERIC TRUMP EVEN ASKED ME TO SEND HIM A BUSINESS PLAN Based on my patent 7571681 four patent in one.
RR Tie replacement on the run
Recycling the old RR ties
Recycling the spikes... Read more »
Raising money is a skill. Most patent attorneys do not have that skill. You may want to get some free advice and some introduction from this state agency...http://floridasbdc.org
I hope this helps
Kevin E Flynn
Husband owns company I may have signed Corporation papers I do not know it was over 20 years ago
I hope you will understand that there is no way any attorney in this forum can answer your question without reviewing the papers that you signed along with a lot of other things. Chances are, however, that a lot of claims against you and/or the corporation have expired due to the statute of... Read more »
Are these documents valid in court and am I still considered a legal partner?
To find out if the documents you've signed are valid and actually make you a member of the LLC or give you any interest in the LLC, you'll need to consult an Illinois business law attorney who will need to see the documents. However, no documents need to be filed with the IRS to create a limited... Read more »
The house is to be short term leased from the current owner during the renovation, so the person I am loaning to won't own the property until the day before it is re-sold.
NO- if I were you, I would not loan money on real estate without a lien on that real estate. If the deal goes bad, you want to be able to force a sale of the property to get your money back. The current owner will need to sign the note and a deed of trust/mortgage.
A company called Aftermath, INC. contacted me saying we cannot use the word "aftermath" for my LLC. My LLC is called "Aftermath Cleanup Unit."They said they trademarked the word Aftermath. Is this possible? If so why did the Secretary of State grant me a business license with my company name?
Your question involves two different issues: trademarks and the names of entities.
First, let's talk about trademark rights. The essence of a trademark is to identify the source of goods or services. Trademark infringement occurs when one mark used in connection with goods or services... Read more »
O.G.C.A. 14-2-1109.1
Yes, you will need a new EIN. You're changing the structure of the business.
Note: If you were electing to be taxed as a corporation and leaving the entity as an LLC with the state you would not need a new EIN. This confuses a lot of peope so I'm making a note of it here.... Read more »
My manager hired his wife he has never called her a comanager but she makes decisions like he does she did not have to move up the food chain and she is definitely treated differently than the rest of us it is a privately owned business he does not have her clocking in and out as well he has... Read more »
No.
I have a fully verified profile on Coinbase (platform for selling and buying cryptocurrencies) . I deposited money, bought bitcoin and tried to withdraw it. Then , i was asked for a verification procedure which is not mentioned on their User Agreement / Privacy Policy. If i did not operate that... Read more »
If you are unhappy with Coinbase stop doing business with them.
I had received a joining bonus of 1 lac.
I had joined the organization on 27th June.
They paid June's salart of 4 days, the joining bonus and July's salary together on 30th July.
My contract says that I will be liable to pay them 1 lac back if I resign before 1 year from the... Read more »
I am not familiar with the abbreviations you are using , which limits my ability to assess your situation.
You do it the same way you issued the first one million shares.
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