Hi:
Pardon me for not reading the whole thread, but everything you need to
know is in "Legal Guide for Starting & Running a Small Business"
published by Nolo Press.
http://www.nolo.com/products/legal-guide-for-starting-&-running-a-small-business-RUNS.html;jsessionid=2899501B574368A8B0214AEF173E0
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> 3. Interview several accountants and several lawyers, for free. If
you
> can't accomplish that, you're not ready to represent your group and
> incur a bill from one. If the group can't allocate attention to that,
> reconsider your planned organization. It might be best for ONE of you
to
> Tedd wrote:
>
> I recommend seeking the advise of an attorney and having him/her draw
> up the articles of incorporation. You can discuss with the attorney
> what the advantages and disadvantages are of the different types of
> incorporation (e.g., S, C, LLC). Each has it's own tax structure.
Brian O'Connor gatzby3jr-at-gmail.com |nyphp MAIN ONE dev/internal group
use| wrote:
Hey guys, I hope this isn't too off-topic, as I'm sure there's a few
people here who are in the self-employment arena that can shed some
advice.
As a prefix, I'm going to assume no one is a lawyer and such won
Don't forget the publication requirement. In New York you are required to
publish information about your new LLC in 2 newspapers and then submit proof
of this back to the state. I spent like $500 or so getting my LLC via
LegalZoom, only to find out at the end I had to pay another ~$600 for the
pu
On Tue, Oct 13, 2009 at 1:25 PM, Brian O'Connor wrote:
> Hey guys, I hope this isn't too off-topic, as I'm sure there's a few people
> here who are in the self-employment arena that can shed some advice.
>
> As a prefix, I'm going to assume no one is a lawyer and such won't hold you
> accountable
Brian:
I recommend seeking the advise of an attorney and having him/her draw
up the articles of incorporation. You can discuss with the attorney
what the advantages and disadvantages are of the different types of
incorporation (e.g., S, C, LLC). Each has it's own tax structure.
If the corpor
Hi Brian,
It is not hard to set up an LLC, but if you decide to do so I highly
recommend that at the very least you talk to a good CPA. Here is a link
(http://www.dos.state.ny.us/corp/faq.html ) to NY states website on faq;s
for setting up an LLC. It really is a easy as picking a name and filli
>
> Hey guys, I hope this isn't too off-topic, as I'm sure there's a few
people
> here who are in the self-employment arena that can shed some advice.
>
> As a prefix, I'm going to assume no one is a lawyer and such won't
hold you
> accountable (unless you otherwise say I can).
>
> I've been
Hey guys, I hope this isn't too off-topic, as I'm sure there's a few people
here who are in the self-employment arena that can shed some advice.
As a prefix, I'm going to assume no one is a lawyer and such won't hold you
accountable (unless you otherwise say I can).
I've been doing some side web
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