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How to Create a Second Company with the Same Name By
Say you have an active Delaware Limited Liability Company named Sports Apparel LLC, and would like to form a new Delaware Corporation. You can form the new corporation with the same basic name, such as Sports Apparel Inc., as long as you submit a consent form along with your filing of the new Certificate of Incorporation... Read More
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What Does a Corporate Secretary Do? By
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Many people think a Corporate Secretary’s role is merely to take and record meeting minutes. While doing so is, indeed, one of the Corporate Secretary’s responsibilities, it is nowhere near the entirety of this pivotal role... Read More
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Do Corporate Bylaws Need to Be Signed? Here's What You Should Know By
Bylaws and Policies
Corporate bylaws are vital for outlining how a corporation operates, but they usually don’t need to be signed to be valid. Adoption by the board of directors—documented in meeting minutes or written consent—is typically enough. While some companies choose to sign bylaws for recordkeeping, most states don’t require it. The real priority is ensuring your bylaws are adopted, maintained, and followed... Read More
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The Delaware Dynasty Trust By
The Delaware Dynasty Trust
The Delaware Dynasty Trust can help mitigate some of the taxes when someone passes on their assets to their heirs. Apply with a Delaware dynasty trust form... Read More
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Finding a Tax Professional for Your Business By
It’s important to note that a tax professional your company decides to work with does not have to be located inside Delaware. Whether your company decides to consult with an accountant or tax expert is entirely an internal decision... Read More
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Payment Terms: Holdbacks, Escrows and Earnouts By
Payment Terms
Part IV of the Selling Your Small Business series of posts discusses three features relating to the payment of the purchase price for a business: holdbacks, escrows and earnouts... Read More
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Subchapter S Tax Status for a Delaware Corporation or LLC By
Subchapter S
Electing Subchapter S Status for your corporation or LLC will allow your business to save money on taxes. Find out if your Delaware business is eligible... Read More
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Why Clients Want to Form a Delaware Public Benefit LLC By
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Clients form a Delaware Public Benefit LLC to offer a benefit to society while gaining profits. A Public Benefit LLC is ideal for the client who is interested in the custom management structure that a regular LLC provides, and whose company exists to provide a specific social good or benefit to the public and the community... Read More
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Bylaws - More Important Than You Might Think By
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Bylaws are rules set by a company to govern itself. Brett Melson discusses more about corporate bylaws, their function, and how they should be implemented... Read More
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Exploring ROBS: A Financing Option for Entrepreneurs By
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Learn more about ROBS financing, which allows an individual to use their retirement funds to start a business without incurring any early withdrawal penalties... Read More
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