Changes to County-Level Assumed Name Filing Requirements in Texas
With the elimination of county-level filing in Texas, there are only a few states where a state and local filing requirement may apply for assumed names.
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It’s Now Easier to Register and Maintain Assumed Names in NC and VA
North Carolina and Virginia are changing how businesses manage assumed name registration and assumed name renewal.
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Top 10 Annual Report Compliance Changes You May Have Missed
Filing annual reports is a standard requirement for doing business, with most states mandating these updates to maintain good standing.
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Delays for Professional Entities Seeking Consent to Do Business in NY
Professional entities seeking to practice licensed professions in New York must obtain consent from the New York State Education Department’s Office of the Professions. As of May 2019, the processing time for this consent is approximately 15-18 weeks, with no expedited service available.
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NYS Consent for Insurance/Education Providers & Certain Corporate Filings
Doing business in New York often requires consent from state agencies like the Department of Financial Services or the Office of the Professions. Certain business activities or even specific words in your company name can trigger this requirement, making it essential to understand the process.
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Impact on Nonprofits: South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. (Part 3)
Explore how the South Dakota v. Wayfair decision affects nonprofits, focusing on new state sales tax obligations and compliance strategies.
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5 Reasons End-of-Year Corporate Filings Are Like Holiday Shopping
The same thoughtful approach you use for buying gifts for loved ones can also help you navigate year-end corporate filing deadlines with less stress.
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Will New Internet Sales Tax Rules Require Companies to Qualify? South Dakota v. Wayfair (Part 2)
The Wayfair decision is certainly impacting companies regarding the need to register to collect sales tax but it may extend even further — requiring sellers to qualify or register as a foreign entity to do business in a given state.
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New Internet Sales Tax Requirements: South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. (Part 1)
In June 2018, the Supreme Court overturned existing precedent on taxing remote sellers with 5-4 decision on South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. What impacts lie ahead for remote businesses and charitable organizations, as other states follow suit?
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Don’t Get Tripped Up by Filing Quirks in California, Illinois and New York
Knowing about these quirky state requirements can help you avoid the delays, fees and loss of face caused by having a document rejected in California, Illinois or New York.
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