Tom Speranza, J.D.
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Differences Between LLC and Sub S Corporation
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Is an LLC Required to Have a Separate Bank Account?
Although a limited liability company (LLC) is not legally required to have a separate bank account, opening one helps protect the members from…
Do You Issue Stock in an LLC?
A limited liability company (LLC) does not issue stock but, instead, issues membership interests. The rights associated with a membership interest—…
How to Dissolve an LLC in Nevada
The state of Nevada provides legal requirements for dissolving an LLC when the articles of organization or operating agreement do not. The…
How to Get a Card Game Copyrighted
A card game is protected by the law the moment it is fixed in tangible or visible form. Registering the game with the U.S. Copyright Office and…
Do I Need a 1099 for an LLC?
IRS Form 1099 provides proof that your business paid a limited liability company (LLC) more than $600 for services during the tax year and documents…
Can an LLC Own Vacation Property?
A limited liability company (LLC) has the legal power to own a vacation property. Using an LLC as the property owner also allows a division of…
My Trademark Registration Lapsed
The U.S Patent & Trademark Office cancels a trademark registration if the owner fails to file a required post-registration declaration or renewal…
Where Is a Corporation Domiciled?
Corporations can have two different domiciles—the state where the corporation formed and the state where the principal place of business is located.…