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On behalf of Leah Martin Law posted in Business Law on Sunday, June 25, 2017.
There are many things at the top of every business owner's mind when they launch their company. This may include raising capital, revenue, sales, marketing, getting clients and customers - and rightfully so. There would be no company to manage without revenue. However, intellectual property is among the last things that a start up thinks about and it shouldn't be.
On behalf of Leah Martin Law posted in Business Law on Tuesday, May 16, 2017.
Nevada has been a popular destination to establish businesses and the popularity is recognized by foreign business owners as well. This is largely due to the tax benefits and protection that many Nevada entities currently have. It's no secret that many businesses form shell companies here to protect sensitive information. In comparison to other states, Nevada has little power under the current statute to audit or investigate companies that have incorporated here, unless asked by law enforcement. The reason for the discussion of tightening the rules for Nevada entities is due to the recent discoveries of shell companies being linked to the government corruption scandal in Brazil, most commonly known as the Panama Papers in 2016.
On behalf of Leah Martin Law posted in Business Law on Thursday, June 9, 2016.
A commercial registered agent is an individual or entity chosen by an a corporation, organization of limited liability company (LLC), or partnership to receive tax and legal documents. The agent should be able to deliver the documents to the relevant companies they represent in a timely manner. In addition, the articles of incorporation of the company corporation or LLC should list the individual who or entity that acts as its registered agent.