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On December 9, 2010, in his prepared remarks before the “23rd Annual Institute on Current Issues in International Taxation IRS” (in Washington, D.C.), Commissioner Doug Shulman hinted that the IRS is considering whether to renew the Voluntary Disclosure Program. The new Voluntary Disclosure Program would have tougher penalties that the original Program that ended in […]
In the first part of this series, I mentioned that LLC Bylaws or Operating Agreement (as Bylaws were called in the original version of the Minnesota Limited Liability Company Act) is one of the essential documents and an integral part of LLC formation in Minnesota. Bylaws may be adopted by the organizers or the first […]
If you are required to register an assumed name for your business (to learn about who is required to register an assumed name, click here), it is important to follow through with all of the registration requirements. There are three basic step to registering an assumed name in Minnesota. 1. Fill-out Certificate of Assumed Name […]
When you are about to hire a St Paul international tax lawyer to help you with an international tax issue, there are three fundamental questions that you need to ask him. Hiring St Paul International Tax Lawyer Question #1: How Will I Be Billed? Generally, a St Paul international tax lawyer will bill you on […]
Over the years, as a business lawyer in St. Paul, I have had questions from my clients about whether they are supposed to register their assumed name with the Minnesota Secretary of State. In this short essay, I briefly address this issue. Generally, pursuant to Minn. Stat. §333.01, Subd. 1, any individual, corporation, limited partnership […]