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    Post: Converting Sole Propriter to LLC Seeking Advise

    Posted by Paul N on 9/26/09


    What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? NJ

    I have an accounting/business law question, not sure if you
    can answer if it for me or know the answer off the top of
    your head.

    Scenario: I'm at the point where I want to turn my IT
    Consulting Business, (currently just a dba) to an LLC to add
    an extra level of protection between my personal property
    and business assets.

    At the same time I'm changing the focus of my company to 4
    different markets:

    - Health care (electronic medical records for medical
    professionals)
    - Small/Medium Business Technology Services
    - Advertising (Digital Signage)
    - Gov./Educational Technology Needs

    (I currently have perspective VPs who will oversee the
    operation of 3 of the 4 enterprises)

    Now if each of these businesses takes off in their separate
    directions there is potential for large sums of money all
    around. For that reason, I’m starting to lean in the
    direction of forming separate LLC for each market (changing
    the business name for branding purposes as needed). Unless,
    you know a better way that I can structure the companies?

    Part II:

    Should I form it in NJ or one of these "business friendly
    states" such as Delaware or Nevada? How much of an extra
    benefit is it? Will the extra fees that I’d then need to pay
    to NJ for registering as a foreign business be worth it?
    (Not to mention subscribing with one of the registration
    holding companies)

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  • Converting Sole Propriter to LLC Seeking Advise, 9/26/09, by Paul N.


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