3 Things to Consider BEFORE You Form Your LLC
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2023
- Forming an LLC is a deceptively easy thing to do, which is why many people make simple mistakes that could be easily avoided with a little planning. In today's video we review 3 common considerations you should be thinking about before you run to your secretary of state's office to set up your LLC.
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Hello Jim, I'm a Brazilian corporate/business lawyer, and recently I've found your TH-cam channel.
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Thank you for making this.
Your advice of making the llc name independent of the brand name was a huge help in moving forward.
I really enjoy your videos Jim, easy to understand and to the point.
Glad you like them!
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Thank you Jim for your great information.
Hi Jim, thanks for your videos, you make clear and concise content. Question - Since the LLC and the trademark (being a website in my case) are two separate entities, is it enough to use the LLC name in the privacy policy page of the website to make the latter part of the LLC, or how do you include the website as part of the LLC? Thank you.
Do you need to file or have a DBA for that Starbucks example? Your trademarked (brand name) is different from LLC name
Great Video!!! I heard you say in one of your videos that most people make the mistake of getting an LLC when they have no revenue or no customers. So, my question is would you recommend a person starting a vending machine business to wait until they for sure have a pretty decent amount of customers before filing for an LLC?
Not necessarily. Every business is unique. Feel free to schedule a consultation to discuss. hawthornlaw.net/consult
In Hawaii, the minimum I can make on a job is 1500 as an unlicensed "handyman", even though I'm a painter who named his LLC a painting company. I am in the process right now of obtaining my C33 license.
Do you think my LLC submission will be denied because I'm not licensed yet? Within 2 months I will be. I planned on only doing small side jobs until I am licensed, even with handymans liability insurance.
Hopefully I didn't just throw 250 out the window.
Is it enough to register your trademark or service mark with the State?
Depends, but in my opinion most situations call for a federal trademark, which will always pre-empt a state trademark.