When someone sues your business, a plaintiff may try to pierce the corporate veil to hold you personally liable. The corporate veil itself symbolizes that you are keeping your business property separate from your personal property.
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The Q-Sub
A Qualified Subchapter S Subsidiary (Q-Sub) is an S-Corp that is 100% owned by a parent S-Corp. Both the parent entity and the Q-Sub can be a corporation or an LLC.
Corporate Paperwork
Corporations
- Articles of Incorporation
- Corporate Charter from the Secretary of State
- Resident Agent form filed with the State
- SS-4 notice with Employer Identification Number assigned by the IRS
- Bylaws
- Minutes of Meetings (Organizational, Annual and Special, plus waivers and notices)
- Share Certificates (originals or copies)
- Share Register
- Form 2553 (if you filed for S corporation taxation)
Limited Liabilities Companies (LLCs)
- Articles of Incorporation
- Certificate of Organization from the Secretary of State
- Resident Agent Form filed with the State
- SS-4 notice with Employer Identification Number assigned by the IRS
- Operating Agreement
- Minutes of Meetings (Organizational, Annual and Special, plus waivers and notices)
- Membership Certificates (originals or copies)
- Membership Register
- Form 8832 if you filed for a corporation tax election
Limited Partnerships (LPs)
- Certificate of Limited Partnership (LP-1)
- Certificate of Formation from the Secretary of State
- Resident Agent form filed with the State
- SS-4 notice with Employer Identification Number assigned by the IRS
- Limited Partnership Agreement
- Minutes of Meetings (Organizational, Annual and Special, plus waivers and notices)
- Limited Partnership Certificates (originals or copies)
- Limited Partnership Register
Commingling Funds – Why you should NEVER do it
When someone sues your business, a plaintiff may try to pierce the corporate veil to hold you personally liable. The corporate veil itself symbolizes that you are keeping your business property separate from your personal property.
Cancel Culture in a Petri Dish
Cancel Culture in a Petri Dish When Free Speech Mutates into Contract Interference You have your opinions. Must everyone else agree with you? How far will you go? Will you end up in court? If a business does something you don’t like, would you stage a boycott? Would...