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A Guide to Starting an LLC for Real Estate
We’ll talk about how to start an LLC for real estate, and go over some concerns about personal liability in case something goes wrong.
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How To Get a Business Name: 4 Common Methods
The naming process can involve up to four different methods. We’ll describe what these methods are and how to use them.
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How to Change LLC to S-Corporation
Switching an LLC from a disregarded entity to S-Corp tax status is straightforward, but there are many steps, and you should have a lawyer review your existing documents first as there are steps required with the IRS and to your legal documents.
Small Business
5 min read
A Guide to Starting an LLC for Real Estate
We’ll talk about how to start an LLC for real estate, and go over some concerns about personal liability in case something goes wrong.
Small Business
5 min read
How To Get a Business Name: 4 Common Methods
The naming process can involve up to four different methods. We’ll describe what these methods are and how to use them.
Small Business
5 min read
How to Change LLC to S-Corporation
Switching an LLC from a disregarded entity to S-Corp tax status is straightforward, but there are many steps, and you should have a lawyer review your existing documents first as there are steps required with the IRS and to your legal documents.
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How to Move an LLC to Another State: Your Options Explained
There are generally four approaches: domestication, foreign qualification, dissolution/formation, and merger. Let’s take a closer look and discuss how you can prepare before the move.
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5 Advantages of Incorporation for Your Business
Incorporation is the legal process of turning a business into a “legal person” that’s separate from you. An incorporated business can own property, pay taxes, and sign contracts under its own name.
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Registered Agent Responsibilities: What Do They Do?
Your registered agent is your business’s official point of contact, and you need one in every state where your company is formed or registered.
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How to Form an LLC in Tennessee: A Simple Step-by-Step Guide
We’ll cover all the steps and even tell you about more things you’ll need to do after your LLC filing in Tennessee.
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What Are Articles of Organization? A Quick Guide
Your LLC won’t officially exist until the state accepts your Articles of Organization. You’ll need the filed document to open LLC bank accounts, apply for business licenses, and sign contracts.
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How To Pay Yourself From An LLC and Related Tax Considerations
While this guide gives you useful information about paying yourself from an LLC, it is recommended that you consult with a CPA or an accountant so your LLC is set up with the best tax classification to meet your needs and maintain compliance with IRS regulations.
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What Is a Corporate Record Book? A Guide for Business Owners
Running a corporation, no matter how small, requires ongoing documentation. Without a comprehensive record book, it’s harder to find and follow your corporate rules and meet reporting requirements.
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How to Check If a Business Name Is Taken
Before you start ordering business cards or designing your logo, you need to find out if the business name you want to use is actually available.
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How Much Does a Trademark Cost? A Guide to USPTO Fees
The total cost to trademark a name can increase based on how many trademark classes you want to enter and whether you get professional advice.
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Articles of Incorporation: Requirements & How To File
One of the first big paperwork steps is filing Articles of Incorporation. In this guide, we’ll walk through what Articles of Incorporation are, what to include, how to file them, and a few common mistakes to avoid along the way.
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