LLC Guides

It’s a sad fact of the business world that partnerships don’t always last. In an LLC, member disputes may arise, or a member may simply decideto ...

At some point in your business journey, you may wish to add a member, or owner, to your LLC. Maybe you’ve found a new investor or wish to add apar ...

Even if you have an online business and you sell all over the country or even the world, your business still needs a physical address. Without there ...

Trusts and limited liability companies (LLCs) are both legal structures created at the state level, but they serve two very different purposes. They ...

Any of us, at any time, could find ourselves out a job and in need of unemployment benefits. Yet even being on unemployment might be anentrepreneuri ...

If you’ve put your business on hold, or just haven’t started doing business yet and so your LLC has no income, do you have to file taxes foryour ...

Whether it has one owner or multiple members, an LLC is an entity that is legally distinct from the assets of its ownership. As a result, whathappen ...

If you own property and want to include it in your business operation, you can transfer it into your underlying limited liability company (LLC)entit ...

A limited liability company (LLC) is a U.S.-specific business entity with a structure designed to benefit its owner with tax advantages and, yougues ...

When you decide to form your own business, the type of business entity that you choose is a crucial decision. The first step is to educate yourselfa ...