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Barthcalderon

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Private Retirement Plan

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Law Office of Colette T. Davis

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Probate, Estate Planning

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Wang IP Law Group

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Intellectual Property Law, Business & Commercial Law

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Bergman APC

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“Bergman took my case on and did everything she said she would do and left no stone unturned or door unopened, with odds totally against me, She made what happened what other Attorney's failed to do, She did what top notch Attorney's do!”

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Law Office of Jerome B. Smith

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Powers of Attorney & Health Care Directives, Special Needs Trusts, Trusts

“He has worked with my family for over two decades, and most recently helped me with some very delicate legal concerns regarding power of attorney, health directive and living will-related planning in order to avoid any potential probate estate issues...”

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How is a corporation formed?

A corporation is formed by filing articles of incorporation with the California Secretary of State. A corporation must also have bylaws (its operating rules) and minutes of the organizational meeting of the corporation in which the principal place of business is set, the directors are elected, the officers are appointed, and various other matters are handled. A corporation must also issue shares of stock to its shareholders in return for appropriate consideration. This consideration forms the capitalization of the corporation. Although there is no set dollar amount, this capitalization must be sufficient to fund the initial operations of the corporation. If a corporation is undercapitalized, this is one of the elements that a creditor can look to, to "pierce the corporate veil" and impose corporate liability upon the shareholders. Therefore, it is very important that a corporation be adequately capitalized. Corporation formation also entails filing notices with the California Department of Corporations, obtaining a Federal Tax I.D. number from the Internal Revenue Service, and a variety of other forms and documentation.

What happens after I've formed my corporation?

After it is properly formed and capitalized, the shareholders need to hold a meeting once a year to review the corporate financial statement and the actions of the directors during the previous year. The shareholders must also elect directors to serve for the upcoming year. This can be done by a formal meeting or by a unanimous written consent of all of the shareholders without a meeting. The directors must also have a meeting (or sign a unanimous written consent in lieu thereof) once a year. At this meeting, the directors elect the officers of the corporation, ratify the financial statement and any other major corporate activities (such as leases, capital acquisitions, 401K contributions et cetera) that occurred during the previous calendar or fiscal year.

What is a limited liability company (LLC)?

A limited liability company is similar to a corporation, although for taxation purposes, it is taxed as a partnership, and not as a separate legal entity. An LLC has members instead of shareholders, and it has a manager (or managers) instead of directors. An LLC may have officers, but it is not required to do so.

What happens after an LLC is formed?

As a general rule, once an LLC is formed, you do not need to have minutes or unanimous written consents on an annual basis. It generally operates without the formalities of a corporation. An LLC needs to be adequately capitalized in the same fashion as a corporation, and the members and managers must keep the LLC finances separate and apart from their individual finances.

What are the tax liabilities for an LLC?

An LLC is taxed as a partnership. However, in California, an LLC also must pay a gross receipts tax. This is a graduated tax (and is in addition to any taxes that are due to the Franchise Tax Board) that has a cap of $11,790. Because many of our clients would prefer to avoid this gross receipts tax, they find a corporation more advantageous than an LLC. However, Jerry is able to form both entities and are comfortable discussing your options with you. Contact Us

We do have more answers on the FAQ page on our website.

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The Law Office of Barbara Bergstein

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Trust
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“As dynamics change and revisions to the estate plan become necessary, I'm grateful to have Barbara in my corner to help direct me with the complex decisions.”

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John L. Shaw, Attorney at Law

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Advance Directives, Trust Administration, Wills

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Lazorlaw

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“An exceptional attorney, John provided invaluable assistance throughout my child custody proceedings, consistently addressing my requests and offering exceptional legal counsel.”

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“Negin has an incredible attention to detail, always does the necessary and thorough homework and research for filings and court appearances, and takes a genuine interest in her cases.”

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Law Offices of Susan B. Geffen

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Limited Conservatorships, Probate, Estate Planning

“She was able to quickly explain to us why his TRUST was actually worthless and promised to deal with the matter and demand a full refund for him; she was true to her word.”

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RMO Lawyers

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Conservatorships, Trust Litigation, Probate Estate Litigation

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Stone & Sallus

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Unfair Business Practices, Liquidated Damages Clauses, Asset Protection

“I had called numerous law firms around the greater LA county area, hoping someone would take on my case given the apparent injustice and my evidence; however, I couldn't find a firm willing or able to take this case.”

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Best Estate Planning Attorneys in Culver City, CA

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The Law Office of Barbara Bergstein

John L. Shaw, Attorney at Law

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