1. If I only need to draft a new operating agreement, do you have a template you would recommend? I generated my first one through Northwest. 2. If I need to get a new EIN for her, how do I do that? 3. Is there anything else I need to do or file? Thank you immensely for ...
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After your bank account is established, it’s time to fund the LLC. It’s simpler than it sounds: each member needs to make a financial contribution that matches their membership interest, aka the percentage of the LLC they own. Yes, and it’s doubly important if you’ll be hiring emplo...
LLCs still need basic records like financial statements and tax forms, but there’s much less red tape. Corporations have more strict rules. They must hold regular board meetings, keep detailed records of decisions, and follow specific voting procedures. They also need a board of directors and...
Financial statements of the Company copies for the last six recent years. The internal affairs books and records of the Company for, at minimum, the current and last four fiscal years. You can add more documents, records, or statements you require, depending on the type of business you’re...
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is a new federal filing that business owners file with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) aimed at combating financial crimes like money laundering and other scams. The BOI Report requirement is currently under review by both FinCEN and Congress, but the deadline for new businesses...
Most LLCs will have to file a beneficial ownership information (BOI) report with FinCEN (U.S. Department of Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network). A BOI report includes information on the individuals who ultimately own or control the business. Newly created LLCs that are not e...
Keep accurate and detailed records of all business transactions. This includes financial statements, tax records, contracts, business decisions, and any other documentation that’s important for the lifespan of your LLC. You should also keep an updated copy of your business plan and your operating...
A limited liability company (LLC) is a versatile business structure in the U.S. that combines liability protection with operational simplicity. It can shield the personal assets of its owners, called members, from the company’s debts and legal issues. In the event of financial trouble or laws...