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Controversy recently sparked in the Central Valley (and then the nation when the story went viral) in response to this Facebook post by Turlock resident
The LLC in California, short for Limited Liability Company, has become a very popular legal structure for small business owners as well as larger operations.
One of the major disadvantages business owners face when doing business as a corporation (AKA a “C Corporaton) is “double taxation.” A corporation is its
With limited exceptions, a business that renders professional services cannot operate as a Limited Liability Company (LLC). “Professional services” are those that require licensing, registration,
A California corporation and S corporation are, for the most part, formed the same way. An S corporation, however, is a California corporation that elects
A California corporation is a popular type of business entity used by business operations of all sizes. It has significant advantages for its owners, as well as disadvantages.
A “Sole Proprietorship” is a business owned by an individual that has not been registered as a partnership, limited liability company (LLC), corporation, or any
In order to protect minority shareholders of a California corporation or S Corporation, the California Corporations Code limits how the size or number of directors
Dissolve Corporation Voluntarily A California corporation can be dissolved or terminated in various ways. If the Articles of Incorporation specify a date for the dissolution,
On September 21, 2012, the California Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act (the “RULLCA”) was signed into law. RULLCA will take effect on January 1,
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