Choosing a name can be one of the most important decisions a company can make. For a registered entity such as a corporation or limited liability company, the applicable state laws and regulations governing entity names need to be considered. These rules can vary greatly from state to state.
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After covering Hong Kong and UK regulations, we now highlight a key deadline for Cayman Islands entities: June 30, 2018.
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Most charities and nonprofit organizations soliciting charitable donations from Texas donors are not required to register to solicit but there are exceptions – like the PSSA (Public Safety Solicitation Act). Our infographic explains more.
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Maintaining good standing may seem straightforward, but requirements and definitions vary by state.
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Using an assumed and/or fictitious name for your business has challenges—especially when it comes to service of process and other legal documents. By following a few simple safeguards, these challenges can be minimized.
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In some states, specific tasks are required after you file to form an entity, amend its charter, merge, dissolve, register an assumed name, etc. Two fairly common post-filing tasks? Publication and county recording.
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Governments worldwide have committed to curb money laundering and terrorist financing by enhancing the transparency of company ownership and control. Hong Kong joins in with legislation, effective 2018, that works toward greater beneficial ownership transparency.
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In this article, you’ll find an infographic that outlines the differences in Texas state law regarding LETSA (Law Enforcement Telephone Solicitation Act) registration
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Do you need to do business in Canada? If so, it is important to determine whether to incorporate federally or register for an extra-provincial license in a province. Here are some considerations to assist with your decision.
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Some nonprofits that are registered to solicit charitable donations may later choose to discontinue their registrations. Here’s what to do if that applies to you.
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