Business Creation
Partnership
A strong partnership starts with a solid foundation. At One Stop Legal Center, we make forming a business partnership seamless, clearly defining all legal and operational details. Whether you’re starting a general partnership, limited partnership, or limited liability partnership (LLP), our team provides expert guidance to structure your agreement for long-term success.
We assist with drafting partnership agreements, defining roles and responsibilities, and ensuring compliance with state regulations. By formalizing your partnership, you can avoid potential disputes, build trust, and focus on achieving shared business goals. Let us help you create a partnership that thrives on collaboration and clarity.
Obtain EIN
An Employer Identification Number (EIN) is essential for managing your business’s tax obligations, hiring employees, and opening a business bank account. At One Stop Legal Center, we simplify the process of obtaining your EIN and ensure it’s done quickly and accurately.
An EIN serves as your business’s unique identifier with the IRS, much like a Social Security Number for individuals. Whether you’re starting a new business, forming an LLC, or restructuring an existing one, our team will handle the paperwork and submit your application to secure your EIN hassle-free. With our expertise, you can focus on growing your business while staying compliant with federal requirements.
Statement of Information
Staying compliant with state regulations is crucial to running a business, and filing your Statement of Information is an essential step. At One Stop Legal Center, we handle this process for you, ensuring your business remains in good standing with state authorities.
By entrusting us with this task, you avoid penalties for late or inaccurate filings and ensure that your business complies with state deadlines and requirements. Let us manage the paperwork, so you can focus on your operations with peace of mind.
LLC (Limited Liability Company)
At One Stop Legal Centre, we make establishing your Limited Liability Company (LLC) quick, stress-free, and efficient. Our LLC creation service is tailored to help entrepreneurs and business owners protect their personal assets while setting up a solid foundation for their businesses.
- Hassle-Free Setup: We manage all the paperwork, filings, and state-specific requirements so you don’t have to.
- Asset Protection: Safeguard your personal finances with the limited liability benefits of an LLC.
- Customized Solutions: Get expert advice and guidance tailored to your unique business needs.
- Compliance Support: Stay on top of ongoing compliance requirements with our assistance.
- Affordable and Transparent: Enjoy competitive pricing with no hidden fees.
Start your business journey with confidence. Let One Stop Legal Centre handle your LLC creation and focus on turning your vision into reality!
Corporation
Shareholders
- Owners of the corporation who hold shares of stock.
- Have the right to vote on major decisions, such as electing the board of directors.
- Profit from dividends and increases in stock value.
Board of Directors
- Elected by shareholders to oversee the management of the corporation.
- Sets policies and makes high-level decisions.
- Appoints and supervises the officers of the corporation.
- Ensures that the corporation acts in the best interest of its shareholders.
Officers
- Appointed by the board of directors to manage the day-to-day operations.
- Common positions include President, Vice President, Treasurer, and Secretary.
- Responsible for implementing the board’s policies and making operational decisions.
Employees
- Hired by the officers to perform specific tasks and roles within the corporation.
- Carry out the day-to-day functions and operations.
Corporate Charter (Articles of Incorporation)
- A legal document filed with the state to create the corporation.
- Includes basic details like the corporation’s name, purpose, and structure.
- Establishes the corporation’s legal existence.
Bylaws
- Internal rules governing the management of the corporation.
- Outline the roles and responsibilities of the board of directors, officers, and shareholders.
- Specify procedures for meetings, voting, and other corporate activities.
Shareholder Meetings
- Regular or special meetings where shareholders vote on significant issues.
- Ensure that shareholders have a say in the corporation’s major decisions.
Committees
- Subgroups of the board of directors assigned to focus on specific areas (e.g., audit, compensation, governance).
- Help the board manage its responsibilities more effectively.