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WHAT DOES IT MEAN TO FORM A COMPANY OR TO INCORPORATE?

To form a company means to form an independent legal entity. This entity, much like an individual, can open a bank account, purchase property, enter into contracts and operate a business. Just like an individual an entity will also have tax obligations regarding any income it earns. There are several different types of business entities, each with their own advantages and disadvantages.

WHY FORM A COMPANY?

Many businesses choose to incorporate or form some type of business entity. A business entity is a distinct and separate entity from its owners. This gives the owners or shareholders of the company asset protection in the case of a lawsuit or claim against the company. Forming a company also gives your business an added degree of credibility and since the name must be approved as a distinct name from any existing companies this gives your business a stronger brand identity.

WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF COMPANIES?

There are advantages and disadvantages to each type of business entity. It is important to consult an attorney and/or accountant to understand what type of business entity is right for you. The primary types of business entities include limited liability companies, corporations, and partnerships. More specifically there are C corporations and S corporations which are treated differently for tax purposes and have different requirements. There are also several types of partnerships including general partnerships, limited partnership, limited liability partnerships and limited liability limited partnerships. The primary difference between each type of partnership is the degree of liability protection for each of the partners.

WHAT IS A CORPORATION?

A corporation is a separate legal entity from its owners which offers the owners personal asset liability protection. This means the owners are not personally liable should a claim be brought against the corporation. The corporation is a tried and true entity type that has been in existence for longer than any other entity type. A corporation’s owners are called shareholder or stockholders and a corporation is also required to have a board of directors and officers. Corporations are required to hold meetings each year and have strict record keeping requirements. Corporations can issue stock as a means of raising capital and offer a greater variety of benefit plans like stock options and employee stock purchase plans which are not available for other types of business entities.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A COMPANY AND A SOLE PROPRIETOR OR UNREGISTERED PARTNERSHIP?

Unlike corporations and LLCs, a sole proprietorship or unregistered partnership is not required to file any legal documents with the state or territory. Both business structures can operate without any formal organizing or operating procedures. Therefore there are no initial filing or formation fees so the enterprise is cheaper to start. However sole proprietorships and general partnerships do not offer the personal asset protection of a LLC or a corporation.

DO I NEED A BUSINESS LICENSE?

Conducting business in the USVI requires obtaining a business license and potentially additional permits from one or multiple government agencies. It is important to understand what licenses are required for each business activity you are engaged in and/or for each service your business provides.

WHAT IS A RESIDENT AGENT?

A resident agent is a local contact listed with the state or territory where a company exists or is registered to conduct business. A resident agent is contacted regarding corporate filings and most importantly accepts service of process on behalf the company. Maintaining a resident agent is critical to maintaining the good standing of your company.

HOW DO I RELOCATE MY COMPANY TO THE USVI?

Should you wish to relocate your company to the USVI you must register or qualify your company with the USVI government. This includes filing the proper corporate documents with the Office of the Lieutenant Governor and obtaining a business license from the proper government agency. It also requires obtaining a local resident agent and understanding local tax and corporate filing obligations.

WHAT IS A LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY?

A limited liability company or LLC is also a separate legal entity apart from its owners. LLCs offer the same liability protection as a corporation but have different structure and compliance obligations. In general a LLC is slightly more expensive to maintain. Annual franchise taxes and government filing fees are usually higher for LLCs than corporations. However a LLC requires less maintenance or paperwork and does not require the formal management structure of a corporation. A LLC has a greater flexibility when choosing how it is treated for tax purposes. By default a LLC is a pass through entity meaning the entity itself is not taxed, instead the income flows through to the owners. The reporting requirements for a LLC mirrors that of a sole proprietorship if it is a single owner or partnership if there are multiple owners. LLCs can also elect to be treated as a C corporation or as a S corporation for tax purposes.

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What is the Difference Between Legal Process Service and Courier Services in United States? Legal Process Service Mail Service (Courier Services) Examples : Superior Services JD, Inc.; New York Process Service; Massachusetts Constable Services FedEx, United States Postal Service, UPS, DHL, Urban Express. What they deliver : Summonses, citations, complaints, subpoenas and other court papers. Letters, documents, packages, staples and goods. Can they “serve” Court papers? Yes, serving is the process of delivering legal documents under the rules established by law. Process servers must deliver legal documents and issue affidavits of service No. Postal carriers may deliver court papers but they don’t have authority to legally serve them.Mailing a legal document via the postal service is not sufficient service in most jurisdictions, unless it is expressly ordered by a Court or Judge. Fee for delivering a summons or a one-page Court document : In places like New York, the fee for process service may range from $95.00 to $225.00 per defendant served. NYC private process service fees are not regulated in New York City. However the New York City Office of the Sheriff must charge a regulated standard fee of $52.00 for service on one defendant at one address within 3-5 weeks. The cost of mailing (From 529 cents to $35.00 depending on the speed of delivery and the address of the recipient). License needed? Yes. In most states and jurisdictions there are rules to comply with. For process servers, licencing is required in New York, Nevada, Florida California, Massachusetts and other states. Most couriers only need a driver’s license. Paperwork: All process servers must ALWAYS document the circumstances of service ,describe defendants and issue affidavits of service. Sometimes they are required to get signatures from addressees (Delivery confirmation). For regular mail no documentation needs to be completed. Is this service welcome by recipients? Rarely welcome. Many times process servers, sheriffs and constables must deal with process service evaders and violent individuals who do not appreciate getting served. Many process servers and sheriffs have died while doing their job. They are generally welcome