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The State of Delaware requires that all domestic and foreign-qualified Limited Partnerships list a General Partner in their formation papers.

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Business licenses and permits are mandatory for when you begin legally operate in a new location. Protect your business from the start by arming it with the proper licenses it needs.

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From software to managed services, CT’s full suite of solutions make it simple to organize, track and manage all your licensing needs.

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Let CT proactively manage your complete annual report process for you. From start to finish, month to month, our team becomes an extension of your team, to protect your business as if it were our own.

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New York Assembly Bill 3009, effective April 13, 2015, amends the business corporation, LLC and partnership (LLP) laws

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New York Assembly Bill 3008, effective March 31, 2015, amends the Executive Law

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Delaware General Corporation Law (GCL) provisions allow a corporation to validate corporate acts that would otherwise be invalid due to a failure to comply with a provision of the GCL or a governing corporate document. Recently, the Delaware Chancery Court published an opinion giving us some much anticipated guidance on the new provisions.

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As 2014 draws to a close, CT reviews some of the key developments in tax and business law that will impact your business in the coming year.

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An LLC can be sued in its own right. Learn how a lawsuit is initiated against an LLC and what steps are necessary to protect its right to defend itself in court.

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The LLC operating agreement defines how the company is run. It covers the crucial areas of management authority, voting rights, allocation of profits, losses and tax items, withdrawal or admitting of members and events triggering a dissolution. Absent an operating agreement, the LLC is governed by the default state rules, which seldom represent what the members would prefer.

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