Partner in a US LLC
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Hi, I have a product that we are about to start selling. My partner is a US resident, but I am not and I don't live in the US either. The question is: - Once the LLC is in place, what do I need to do to confirm that all is in working order? Also, anyone know what happens if you are a non resident and partner in an LLC?
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xavier morera wrote:
Once the LLC is in place, what do I need to do to confirm that all is in working order?
I strongly recommend speaking to a small business lawyer familiar with LLC regulations in the country in which the corporation is registered. Also a tax attorney who can advise you on your tax liability. /ravi
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Hi, I have a product that we are about to start selling. My partner is a US resident, but I am not and I don't live in the US either. The question is: - Once the LLC is in place, what do I need to do to confirm that all is in working order? Also, anyone know what happens if you are a non resident and partner in an LLC?
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I second the motion. No offense to anyone here, but, you need to consult with someone more qualified to advise you of the legal issues than this rabble.
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
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xavier morera wrote:
Once the LLC is in place, what do I need to do to confirm that all is in working order?
I strongly recommend speaking to a small business lawyer familiar with LLC regulations in the country in which the corporation is registered. Also a tax attorney who can advise you on your tax liability. /ravi
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Thanks Ravi. That is my intention but first I want to understand a bit more what questions I need to ask...
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I second the motion. No offense to anyone here, but, you need to consult with someone more qualified to advise you of the legal issues than this rabble.
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
Also true, but before going to the laywer I wanted a bit more information on what to actually ask him :)
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Thanks Ravi. That is my intention but first I want to understand a bit more what questions I need to ask...
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I found the Nolo Press[^] very helpful when I formed my company (in 1997). But I also obtained professional advice from the SBA (Small Business Association). /ravi
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Also true, but before going to the laywer I wanted a bit more information on what to actually ask him :)
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Make sure they are qualified to practice in the state in which the LLC was formed
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
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Make sure they are qualified to practice in the state in which the LLC was formed
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
Yeap, it is in Georgia. I just got the name of a laywer. Calling him tomorrow.
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I found the Nolo Press[^] very helpful when I formed my company (in 1997). But I also obtained professional advice from the SBA (Small Business Association). /ravi
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Thanks for your advice. Having a call with a laywer tomorrow, but will also read this.
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Hi, I have a product that we are about to start selling. My partner is a US resident, but I am not and I don't live in the US either. The question is: - Once the LLC is in place, what do I need to do to confirm that all is in working order? Also, anyone know what happens if you are a non resident and partner in an LLC?
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If I remember the law correctly, you are supposed to turn all of the profits over to me. I will keep them in a special bank account until a nice gentleman from Nigeria will help transfer them to you.
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If I remember the law correctly, you are supposed to turn all of the profits over to me. I will keep them in a special bank account until a nice gentleman from Nigeria will help transfer them to you.
Give me your routing number, SSN, pin number and I will proceed.
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I second the motion. No offense to anyone here, but, you need to consult with someone more qualified to advise you of the legal issues than this rabble.
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
Mark Nischalke wrote:
this rabble
I might be rabble but at least I ain't no lawyer!
Why is common sense not common? Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level where they are an expert. Sometimes it takes a lot of work to be lazy Please stand in front of my pistol, smile and wait for the flash - JSOP 2012
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Give me your routing number, SSN, pin number and I will proceed.
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Well played, sir!
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