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Delaware LLC What is an LLC, Exactly? An LLC (Limited Liability Company) is a business structure that protects its owners (known as members) from personal liability for business debts, shielding personal assets like homes and savings. A Delaware LLC offers flexibility and privacy when structuring the ownership and management. LLC Members have much freedom of contract to […]
Annual Meeting What Is a Corporate Secretary? A Corporate Secretary is one of three essential senior officer positions typically found within a corporation. Along with the President and Treasurer, the Corporate Secretary rounds out the core officer positions that a company appoints when initially incorporating. The Corporate Secretary works closely with c-suite executives and the Board of […]
LLC 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 […]
LLC 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 […]
Delaware Corporation 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 […]