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We are General Contractor going into business starting a new company we will own 50% and adding it to contractors license as a dba
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answered on Nov 19, 2024
The short answer to your "automatically become incorporated" is "no". The longer answer is a combination of ownership, your management agreement, your written agreement with homeowners for your "Home Improvement Contracts" ... and the CSLB issues ... you will want to... View More 
I am an Iranian citizen living in Iran, and I want to start a US-based LLC with my colleague, a US citizen who lives in California. I will work remotely as a marketing specialist, and all business activities will be with US clients only, with no connections to Iran.
My colleague would... View More
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answered on Nov 15, 2024
Due to current U.S. sanctions on Iran, forming an LLC with an Iranian citizen faces significant legal challenges. The Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) maintains comprehensive restrictions on business dealings with Iran and Iranian nationals.
You would need to obtain specific... View More
answered on Nov 14, 2024
LOL. 1. Yes, you need a license to practice law. 2. Justia is a business. You aren't entitled to anything from it, whether you are an attorney or not. Extremely doubtful Justia will provide a listing to a non-attorney as that would lead to potentially significant liability for it in the... View More
I know you need adult to help you sign contracts behalf of your LLC but what i wonder is can someome under 18 CREATE LLC?
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answered on Oct 1, 2024
Yes, you can start a business in the U.S., even if you're undocumented. There are no specific laws that prevent undocumented immigrants from owning and operating a business. The U.S. tax system allows anyone, regardless of immigration status, to apply for an Individual Taxpayer Identification... View More
A few years back, I had incorporated a c-corp in Delaware, registered as a foreign entity in Illinois, and had a physical office with employees. Post-COVID, my business became 100% remote. I am currently the only W2 employee on the company’s payroll, with Illinois state taxes being deducted. I... View More
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answered on Sep 16, 2024
When relocating your C-corp to California, you need to register it as a foreign corporation in California since you are now operating from there. This involves filing specific forms with the California Secretary of State and potentially paying applicable fees. You may also need to withdraw your... View More
My wife and her mother went to a car lot for a car, She was successful. The car was purchased in Southern California, our address was in northern California; The first issue we suffered was the fact that the second set of keys given to us didn't go to the car she leased, upon misplacing the... View More
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answered on Sep 15, 2024
To initiate arbitration or litigation to recover money paid under a fraudulent contract, you'll need to follow a few steps to ensure your case is properly handled. Start by gathering all relevant documents, including the contract, payment records, communication with the car dealership, and any... View More
Are any licences/ permits required to start selling tangible goods on Marketplace Facilitators as an individual in California, provided all sales are of tangible goods and all transanctions are facilitated by the marketplace facilitators platform who is already registered with CDTFA.
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answered on Sep 12, 2024
In California, if you are selling tangible goods on a marketplace facilitator’s platform, the platform itself is responsible for collecting and remitting sales tax on your behalf. Since the marketplace facilitator is already registered with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration... View More
Contracts refer to Purchase and Sale agreement and Assignment of Contract
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answered on Sep 11, 2024
The short answer is ... "it depends" ... you would need AUTHORITY from the LLC, usually within the LLC Operating Agreement and/or approved resolutions ... along with NOTICE to the other LLC members and the other contracting parties.
Example: naming a store Cheese Burgers, or Zombies (we sell Cheese Zombies), or cookies, or salads etc.
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answered on Aug 16, 2024
You generally have the right to name your business after the product you sell, such as “Cheese Burgers” or “Cookies.” However, there are important considerations. First, you must ensure that the name is not already trademarked or used by another business in your industry. If another company... View More
A Healthcare/Nurse Staffing Agency providing temporary healthcare personnel to different healthcare facilities (Hospitals, Long-Term Care, SNF, etc.)
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answered on Aug 7, 2024
Under California law, a Nurse Staffing Agency located outside the state generally needs to register to transact business within California. This registration is crucial to comply with the state's business regulations, which ensures that the agency can legally operate and provide services... View More
In short…. My dad being more creditworthy…. Is going to pull out a loan to help me start a business. My stepmom served him with divorce papers and I’m wondering if she would be able to take part of the business as part of their divorce settlement. And what our best course of action would be.
answered on Jul 13, 2024
It seems unlikely that your stepmom can take part of your business if my dad leaves her and is the one that pulled out the loan to help me fund it,
My work is having a charity event and the city is saying they want to charge the company a fee for traffic flow and for the parking lot being blocked off for car show. But the building and parking lot is private own by corporate. Can the city charge for having an event on the business private... View More
answered on Jul 4, 2024
Yes, the city can charge for having an event on the business private property. A car show is well beyond the normal usage for which the property was zoned for.
I have proof
answered on Mar 16, 2024
There is no way for anyone here to know this. I do not know who the company you mention is, but as a general matter, many investigations (other than public ones such as NTSB accident investigations, or certain cases receiving journalistic coverage) are not conducted openly. Good luck
Is there an office and contact at Los Alamos and recommend law firm with Los Alamos track record.
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answered on Jan 12, 2024
To acquire license rights to patents held by Los Alamos, you should contact the Technology Transfer Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory. This division is responsible for managing the licensing of the laboratory's technologies and patents. Their website provides contact information and... View More
I am starting an import-export business and I am wondering would having business with my home country cause any issues with my residency here in Canada. Traveling to my home country is by no means safe for me, however, this business does not require my physical presence in Iran and I can conduct... View More
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answered on Nov 7, 2023
Engaging in business with your home country, where you are recognized as a Protected Person, should not inherently affect your residency status in Canada. However, it's crucial to ensure that this business activity does not contradict any of the conditions of your protection status.... View More
i want to know if i can file a trademark for one particular item for sale on my website page
answered on Oct 14, 2023
If you are using the mark to identify you as the source of goods in commerce, the mark is capable of being registered as a trademark. It would be prudent to research whether the mark has been used previously by another supplier of similar goods before adopting the mark and applying for registration
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answered on Oct 10, 2023
In California, merely forming an LLC for an online business using a virtual mailbox address is not, in itself, tax evasion. However, if one uses this setup to intentionally misrepresent their business operations, earnings, or other pertinent financial information to avoid paying taxes, it could be... View More
Need a Business Attorney to join our Board, sweat equity for now until we get to our Series A funding.
Current state. Registered Delaware C Corp
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answered on Oct 10, 2023
Finding a pro-bono attorney for corporate matters can be challenging, as many attorneys offer pro-bono services primarily for public interest or individual needs. However, you can consider reaching out to local bar associations in California, as they sometimes have programs or can make referrals... View More
Is using a virtual mailbox address to form an online business considered tax evasion if it isn’t in the state where you live?
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answered on Sep 29, 2023
Using a virtual mailbox address to form an LLC in a state where you do not reside does not, by itself, constitute tax evasion. However, misrepresenting the primary place of business or not paying appropriate state taxes where the business operates can lead to tax liabilities and penalties.... View More
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