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I purchased a business under a stock sale agreement. It should have not been titled a stock agreement sale. Would it be possible to change to a goodwill sale?
Corporate
Stock Sale Agreement
Customer:
I purchased a business under a stock sale agreement. It should have not been titled a stock agreement sale. Would it be possible to change to a goodwill sale? I need to know if I can make amendment to original contract to make it a goodwill sales agreement.
Dolan W.
Hello! My name is Dolan and thank you so much for contacting me! I just had a few quick questions for you: What is a reason it shouldn't have been a stock sale? Was it an LLC?
View Full Conversation >I’ve filed for an LLC in Texas, and now I need to convert it into a subchapter S partnership agreement per IRS rules.
Corporate
S Corp
Texas
Customer:
I’ve filed for an LLC in Texas, and now I need to convert it into a subchapter S partnership agreement per IRS rules. I’m trying to make sure I do this right so I don’t mess up any tax stuff. Can you help me with this process?
Dolan W.
Hello ****! My name is Dolan, and I’d be happy to help with this. I carefully review each question and provide responses based on my years of hands-on experience as a lawyer. To get us started, let me clarify a couple of things so I can guide you more accurately: 1. Have you already obtained your LLC’s Employer Identification Number (EIN) from the IRS? 2. Is the LLC currently a single-member LLC (owned by one person) or a multi-member LLC? 3. What’s your primary reason for converting to an S Corporation-tax savings, liability protection, or something else?
View Full Conversation >Does a Delaware C Corp need a foreign qualification in Texas?
Corporate
C Corp
Texas
Customer:
Does a Delaware C Corp need a foreign qualification in Texas? I want to incorporate a C-Corp in Delaware to run a SaaS business. I live in Texas and would like to know whether I need foreign qualification in TX. I won't be hiring anyone. I’m starting a SaaS business and plan to incorporate as a Delaware C-Corp. I live in Texas, but the business will mostly be online. No employees, no office, just me for now. Do I need to register in Texas as a foreign corporation?
Dolan W.
Hello *****, and thank you for your question! My name is Dolan, and I’d be happy to help with this. I carefully review each question and provide responses based on my years of hands-on experience as a lawyer.
When incorporating in Delaware but operating in another state, such as Texas, you may need to file for a foreign qualification to legally do business there. Here’s how to determine if this applies to you:
1. "Doing Business" Definition: Texas requires foreign qualification if you’re “transacting business” in the state. This typically includes having a physical office, employees, or significant in-state activities.
2. Remote-Only Operations: If you’re running the business entirely online with no physical presence, you might not need foreign qualification.
3. Business Address: If you’re using your Texas home address as the company’s address, that could count as “doing business” in Texas.
To clarify, could you answer:
1. Are you using a Texas address ...
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