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By IncNow
May 8, 2026
Key Takeaways: Once you find your Etsy niche, it’s important to form an LLC. An LLC will help you protect your assets and lend your shop credibility. Separate banking and tax documentation is crucial, too. Phase 1: Research and Branding Before you upload your first listing or file your LLC documents, you must establish a […]
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By IncNow
October 21, 2025
What Is DExit? DExit is a term used to describe the idea that companies would leave Delaware to incorporate in other states after Elon Musk lost his CEO pay package lawsuit in Delaware. Musk decided to reincorporate in Texas, and encouraged other companies to leave Delaware as well. Delaware has a balanced approach to management […]
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By IncNow
October 6, 2025
What Happens to a Single-Member LLC If the Sole Owner Dies? The Single Member LLC Operating Agreement often provides for the LLC to be liquidated upon the death of the Member. Death is often listed as an event of dissolution. However, the executor and trustee of the Member may decide that the LLC is more […]
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By IncNow
September 30, 2025
What Is a Loan Out Company? A self employed individual can use a Loan Out Company to turn short-term employment arrangements into independent contractor relationships. The company effectively employs the individual and “loans out” their services to the companies for which they work. Through a Loan Out Company, the individual can reduce their effective tax […]
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By IncNow
September 15, 2025
What Does It Mean to Incorporate? A business is formed when the formation involves an “unincorporated” entity. In other words, you do not incorporate LLCs, LPs and partnerships, you form them. When someone talks about incorporating a company, any business lawyer will tell you this means starting a corporation, not forming an LLC. With the […]
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By IncNow
August 25, 2025
What Is an Umbrella LLC, Exactly? An umbrella LLC is another word for a holding company. An umbrella LLC owns other LLCs that are below it, known as subsidiaries. It effectively shelters those LLCs from cross liability in the event that future litigation results in a judgment creditor trying to collect against assets of a […]
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