i had work done on an bb gun and told them to limit it to a price of 200 $ and i had to pay 241 and it didn't work so i told them to take there parts out and give me my money back due to faulty parts
answered on Oct 24, 2017
If they do not comply sue them in small claims court. I assume you can document the instruction and read whatever you signed with respect to the repair.
I started an online business as a hobby which has now been producing income. Do I have to register my business even though I have no employees? Will I be penalized for producing income without being a registered business? I appreciate your help with this situation. Thank you.
answered on Oct 11, 2017
There are both legal and tax implications to consider when engaging in business. You should consult with both an attorney and accountant to discuss the specifics of your business so they can properly advise you.
I was wondering who I should contact or just to go through small claims court in regards to a travel agency that promised to refund me and is giving the run-around as to why they can't refund me, after already promising to do so. Any information is greatly appreciated.
answered on Aug 29, 2017
If you signed a contract with the travel agency (most likely for your original transaction, not the refund), that contract may contain a provision regarding consent to jurisdiction and governing law. If that provision exists, contact an attorney in the state described in that provision.
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If I am an equity partner in a company incorporated in EU, and that company wants to
1. wants to loan money to a company in US, is that possible/legal?
2. wants to open a bank account in US without incorporating in US, possible? How do I get a tax ID?
3. wants to pay me... View More
answered on Jul 20, 2017
A EU company depending upon the jurisdiction it is incorporated can loan money to a US corporation. The Amount of money that is required to be withheld will depend upon the tax treaty as well as the amount of tax it is required to pay to the US. The foreign entity will need to apply for and... View More
I'm completing the (MA) Articles of Entity Conversion of a Domestic Other Entity to a Domestic Business Corporation. The LLC has a sole proprietor who wants the corporation to have one share of stock. The new owner/stockholder is President, Treasurer, Secretary, and Director.
answered on Jul 6, 2017
If I can assume that by, "with one share of stock" you're also suggesting that you're the Sole Shareholder of the (current) corporation, and will be the sole Member of the (new/prospective) LLC...then yes. You are the only party with relevant authority over what restrictions... View More
answered on Jul 6, 2017
Living in one State but forming an LLC in another State isn't the appropriate question to be asking...the right questions have more to do with whether your business has enough of a "nexus" of activity in the non-organizing State to require qualification in the non-organizing State.... View More
The business meets all the qualifications of IRC 1244. I need to know if anything should be filed and with whom to offer the 1244 protection to investors. Also, I need to know what documentation should be retained and ultimately delivered to my investors if a loss is generated.
answered on May 4, 2017
To The Code also imposes recordkeeping requirements on the corporation relative to its §1244 stock. Among these is requirement that the corporation designate designation, for its transitional year, those of its outstanding shares that qualify for small business stock treatment.
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By placing an LLC into a Trust can the members receive their dividends on a monthly, quarterly or yearly basis?
answered on Apr 25, 2017
Placing an LLC in a trust does not change when the LLC wants to make distributions and that is determined by the Manager and/or the Members of the LLC. The Trust can provide for distribution of funds on a monthly quarterly or annual basis. It depends how it is drafted. The reason to put a LLC in a... View More
Am I still able to use it in my state?
answered on Jan 18, 2017
Yes. If the name is not used or reserved at the MA secretary of state <https://www.sec.state.ma.us/cor/corsearch.htm>, you can use the name. If the name is already trademarked at the federal level, however, you would be better advised to pick a different business name or some modifier that... View More
answered on Dec 12, 2016
Have a look: http://www.mass.gov/eohhs/docs/dph/environmental/foodsafety/residential-kitchens-faq-sheet.pdf
The best first step is an Initial Consultation with an Attorney. You can read more about me on my law practice website. This answer does not constitute legal advice; make any... View More
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