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9 Community Property States for a Husband and Wife LLC

Husband and wife LLCs are taxed differently depending on whether they are in community property states. Those in community property states may elect to be taxed as a Qualified Joint Venture LLC. This allows spouses to form a Single-Member LLC as co-owners instead of a Multi-Member LLC. It also allows them to file their LLC taxes as a Sole Proprietorship instead of as a Partnership.

Founder Interview with Matt Horwitz of LLC University®

Founder Interview with Matt Horwitz of LLC University® Matt Horwitz, founder of LLC University®, was interviewed by Stephen Key of InventRight, and also hosted a live webinar with InventRight’s Andrew Krauss. InventRight Interview with Matt Horwitz –What is an LLC? In this video, product licensing expert Stephen Key interviews Matt Horwitz, the founder of LLC University®. Matt discusses the history of LLCs and why he started LLC University. Stephen and Matt also discuss: what an LLC is who should form an LLC in what state should an LLC …

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Center for Human Rights and Legal Action | CALDH.org

The Centro Para la Accion Legal en Derechos Humanos (CALDH, Centre for Human Rights Legal Action) started around the 1980s as a non-official association united to combat for basic human rights to assist in establishing peace during Guatemala’s civil war.

Where should I form an LLC for Airbnb arbitrage?

Where an LLC should be formed (or registered as a foreign LLC) comes down to where it is legally transacting business. Generally speaking, most Airbnb hosts will be doing business in their home state and in the state(s) where they are arbitraging properties.

Starting a Business in Texas

There are 7 steps to starting a business in Texas. First, determine what name you want to use for your business. Then you’ll need to select a legal entity (like an LLC or Corporation) or operate as a Sole Proprietorship or Partnership. Once you determine that, you can then register your business with the Texas Secretary of State (SOS).

Starting a Business in Arizona

There are 7 steps to starting a business in Arizona. First, determine what name you want to use for your business. Then you’ll need to select a legal entity (like an LLC or Corporation) or operate as a Sole Proprietorship or Partnership. Once you determine that, you can then register your business with the Arizona Corporation Commission (AZCC).

Can you have two businesses under one LLC?

An LLC can be used to run one business or an LLC can have multiples business activities. One advantage of multiple businesses under one LLC is lower costs, however, a disadvantage could be increased liability exposure by all activities taking place under one “roof”.

Starting a Business in Washington State

This guide will walk you through the 7 Steps to Starting a Business in Washington State. Tips on coming up with business name, getting your website started yourself, registering your business with the Washington Secretary of State, and more! Read this guide for a simple, step-by-step process.

How to come up with a good LLC name?

Creating a name for your company is the highest leverage activity you can take part in. Follow these 4 simple tips to create an excellent LLC name. Make use of alliteration and rhyming so your name “sticks” in the phonological loop, your subconscious mind + some time is a powerful force, and a few tips on finding the best domain name as well.

How to Change (Convert) Sole Proprietorship to LLC

In order to change or convert a Sole Proprietorship into an LLC (also referred to as “incorporating a Sole Proprietorship”), you first need to form an LLC, wait for it to be approved, transfer everything over, then cancel/withdrawal your Fictitious Name/DBA.

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