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I want to start a network of websites all with similar names and themes to sell certain merchandise. Should I have one C-corp with all of the websites registered under it and individually trademark the sites? Or should I register each website as a different entity, even though it will be far more tedious? As far as exits go, how will I be affected if I want to sell one of the sites, but not all?
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I will be incorporating my company in Los Angeles, CA and was interested in knowing if I would need a licensed attorney to represent my company before I submit.
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It is my understanding that the standard vesting period for the senior-level people is 4 years. During that 4 year vesting period, is it normal to do a 100% vest after the fourth year or are some investors ok with cliff vesting?
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How do I obtain a business license for my startup?
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I’m looking for founders’ stock purchase agreements to use for my startup. Do you know where I can find any documents like these?
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Does my startup have to be incorporated in order to go out and begin raising funds? I’m a solo operation, and I’m looking for angel funding, but I haven’t incorporated yet. I figured I’d see what the potential is before taking this step. Is this fairly typical?
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Are there any differences between an LLC and S Corporation in term of liability? Which entity protects the owner more? Does a corporation provide more liability protection than an LLC?
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One of our founders asked, “I heard that an LLC can be treated as an S Corporation, but what does that mean? I’m confused. How can that be possible?”
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I’m changing from a partnership to an LLC, do I need to get a new tax ID? If so, I’d need to get new bank accounts and everything. It’s a big hassle.
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