Discover our small business compliance checklist when expanding, contracting, modifying, & refinancing. Maintaining compliance is one of the top challenges facing our nation’s small businesses. Almost every aspect of starting, growing, financing and even scaling-back your business involves legal or regulatory steps that eat up valuable time and money. Staying in compliance is a must for a healthy business. To save you time, we’ve put together a handy checklist that will help ensure you’…
As your business grows and expands, there are different compliance obligations for each stage. To ensure your business is in compliance with all laws and regulations through the duration of your entity’s lifecycle, here’s a list of items your business will need to check off to stay in good standing.
It's important for business owners to know that compliance doesn't end after the starting stage. Check out our expert-created infographic highlighting compliance issues your business could face during its lifecycle. Good standing is invaluable for a business and we want to help you keep it that way.
Topics Included
- Forming a New Business Entity
- Complying With Ongoing Responsibilities
- Changing a Registered Agent
- Providing Corporate Existence…
When operating a corporation, LLC, or LP, the main compliance step you’ll need to address is appointing a registered agent for service of process (SOP).
Wyoming House Bill 22 provides revisions to the requirements for each business entity’s designated communications contact
U.S. Energy Management Inc. v. JRB International L.P., 2017 Tex. App. LEXIS 374 (4/26/2017). The Texas appellate court ruled that a corporation that listed its business address as its registered office, and then failed to update the Secretary of State’s records when the business moved, was not entitled to a bill of review of the default judgment issued against it.
States often modify their statutes for business entities. Learn how a corporation, LLC, or other entity must file amendments to take advantage of a statutory update.
As required by law, a Registered Agent relays service of process, legal notices, and state mandates to your company. Appoint CT Corporation to serve as your registered agent.
Every state demands that you supply three basic facts about your business: its corporate name, its registered agent and the number of authorized shares. Learn more.