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...point you to a question we answered in the past that explains how nexus is created: http://www.incorporationanswers.org/thread/250/Form-a-LLC-for-online-business-using-Amazon-FBA.html Regarding personal income taxes, this depends which entity type you have registered. For...
...in case someone sues them the papers will be served on the registered agent at the registered office. You can learn more about the role of Registered Agent here: https://www.myusacorporation.com/registered-agent...
Paul, If your company operates primarily in California then you should register a foreign entity in that state. Otherwise your company may be subject to tax penalties and even a...
...the start-up and maintenance costs. If your company plans on providing it’s services through an online website, incorporating your business in states such as Wyoming or Delaware would be far...
...do not cover Limited Partnerships. Existing Out-of-State Companies An existing company registered in another state or country (called “foreign corporation”, “foreign LLC”, etc) looking to conduct business in New York...
...place, for most cases we believe an LLC would serve its owners well enough, therefore at this point we do not cover Limited Partnerships. Existing Out-of-State Companies An existing company...
...without a problem. For example, you could have a company registered in Wyoming, and someone in California can order your products/services directly from your company’s website, without you needing to...
...Things to Consider First of all, as a foreigner, you are not required to have Social Security Number to open your company and obtain an EIN (company tax ID). You...
Bridgett, Soliciting donations via a website means that anyone in any state can donate to your charity. Simply having a ???donate here??? button on your website is viewed as a...
Dear Ines, I presume you are mostly concerned about the taxation part of your question. Since the focus of this website is primarily incorporation questions unfortunately I would not be...