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NEW YORK PROFESSIONAL SERVICE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY
 
$484.95
(INCLUDES NEW YORK STATE FILING FEES)
 
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Just think - you can form a Limited Liability Company
right over the Phone, or Online. It's easy. It's quick.
And you'll save a substantial amount of money.

Listen, we are glad you inquired about our services regarding the formation and registration of a Professional Service LLC in the State of New York.

If you've priced the same identical services locally, you know that being there "in person" is costly. Very costly. Yet the services you receive are no better than those you can get from us directly on the phone or online.

Let us explain...

We will form your Professional Service LLC under the personal direction of a qualified attorney who makes certain that all requirements are met.

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The main advantage of the LLC is that it is not burdened with the ownership restrictions imposed on a small business corporation (also known as a Subchapter S Corporation). An LLC may have more than 100 Members or as few as one. Its interests may be held by corporations, partnerships, Non Resident Aliens, trusts, pension plans and charitable organizations; the LLC may make special allocations, thereby avoiding the single class of stock requirement applicable to an S corporation; and it may own more than 80% of the stock of a corporation and, therefore, may be a member of an affiliated group.

The Members of the LLC become owners of the Company by putting capital (making a “Capital Contribution”) into the Company in exchange for a Membership Interest, which is expressed as a percentage. Typically, the allocation of profits and losses are proportionate to the Membership Interest. The Capital Contribution can be money, real estate, equipment, future service (“sweat equity”) etc., and if it is something other than money, it should be assigned a value agreed upon by the Members. For example, Bill and Mike want to set up a company to operate a retail athletic goods store. Bill puts in $51,000 and Mike will work 60 hours next year managing the store and his sweat equity will have an agreed upon value of $49,000.

The LLC is operated by Managers that handle the day-to-day activities of the LLC. The Managers may be all of the Members, some of the Members, or it may even be managed by a person or entity that has no ownership interest in the company. Since such a non-Member Manager will not share in the profits and losses, perhaps they will be paid a salary or commission as agreed upon in a Management Agreement.

For tax purposes, an LLC taxed as a partnership or sole proprietorship may have advantages over a Subchapter S Corporation with respect to the amount of deductible losses. The amount of a Subchapter S Corporation shareholder's deductible losses is limited to the sum of the shareholder's basis in his stock and any loans from the shareholder to the corporation. In contrast, a partner can deduct losses in an amount up to the sum of the basis in the partnership interest, the allocable share of partnership income, and his allocable share of qualifying partnership debt.

How the taxes work is simple. For example, each of 10 individuals contribute $100,000 to a newly formed entity to acquire an office building. The entity borrows from a bank an additional $5,000,000 as the balance of the building's $6,000,000 purchase price. If the entity is taxed as a Subchapter S Corporation, each shareholder's loss deductions are limited to $100,000. However, if the entity is an LLC taxed as a partnership, each member can deduct losses up to $600,000 ($100,000 basis plus $500,000 share of the entity's debt). These losses may then be used by the individuals to offset other income they may have from other sources.

WHAT’S A PROFESSIONAL SERVICE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY?

Individuals or other professional corporations or limited liability companies forming a business where individuals are rendering licensed, professional services to the public may form a professional limited liability company.

Some examples of professionals include physicians, chiropractors, dentists, veterinarians, physical therapists, pharmacists, registered professional nurses, licensed practical nurses, licensed midwives, podiatrists, optometrists, opticians, engineering and land surveyors, architects, landscape architects, public accountants, shorthand reporters, psychologists, social workers, massage therapists, occupational therapists, dieticians and nutritionists, speech language pathologists and audiologists, acupuncturists, interior designers, athletic trainers, mental health practitioners and respiratory therapists.

The name of a Professional Limited Liability must contain "Professional Limited Liability Company" , "Limited Liability Company", or the abbreviation "P.L.L.C.", "PLLC", "L.L.C." or "LLC" at the end.

We will form your Professional Service LLC under the personal direction of a qualified attorney who makes certain that all requirements are met.

Limited Liability Companies taxed as Partnerships are exempt from New York State Franchise Taxes.

When forming an LLC, we strongly recommend the owners obtain the maximum protection permitted by Law. The best way to protect yourself is to enter into an Indemnification Agreement and Operating Agreement at the time of the filing of the LLC.

For example, you may include in your Articles of Organization a special provision to protect the operating manager from any action taken on behalf of the LLC called an Indemnification. With an Indemnification and Covenant Not to Sue Agreement, the LLC agrees to indemnify and hold harmless its Operating Manager(s) (those who act as agents of the LLC and represent the LLC’s interests in day to day business transactions).

Once the Indemnification Provisions are in effect, the LLC is responsible should there be any legal action taken against its representative for actions taken on behalf of the LLC. In other words, the LLC would have to pay any legal fees or liabilities assessed against its Management Staff. The Indemnification and Covenant Not To Sue Provision and Agreement is only $75 when ordered at the time of formation of your LLC.

In the State of New York, an Operating Agreement is required by law and must be adopted within 90 days after the filing of the Articles of Organization. The Operating Agreement sets forth, the business of the LLC, its general operation and conduct of its affairs including its rights, powers, preferences, limitations or responsibilities of its members, managers, employees or agents. We can draft the Operating Agreement in conjunction with your LLC formation documents in compliance with New York Law for only $99.95 for a single member or $149.95 for a multiple member LLC. The Operating Agreement can be prepared as part of the formation of your LLC, so you may review the Operating Agreement and make changes and discuss it with one of our Attorneys.

For your convenience, we have attached a detailed explanation of the Limited Liability Company Structure, and brief descriptions of some of the most important items.

Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please do not hesitate to contact our office by phone at (212) 962-1000, fax (212) 964-5600 or via e-mail at nyc@amerilawyer.com.

Good luck with your business!

Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. Staff

State of New York Limited Liability Company Publication Requirement (Mandatory under New York Law):

Section 206 of the Limited Liability Company Law of the State of New York states:

Upon the effectiveness of the initial Articles of Organization of an LLC, a copy of same or a notice containing the substance thereof shall be published once each week for six successive weeks, in two newspapers of the county in which the office of the LLC is located, one must be a daily newspaper and the other a weekly newspaper designated by the County Clerk. Proof of such publication by the Affidavit of the publisher or printer of each newspaper must be filed with New York State within 120 days after the effective date of the Articles of Organization of the LLC.

Meeting the Limited Liability Company Publication Requirement (Mandatory Under New York Law):
Complying with the State's Publication requirements can be very confusing. Spiegel & Utrera can prepare all the documents you need in order to satisfy the State's requirements. For only $89.95, if ordered at the time of the formation of your LLC, Spiegel & Utrera will provide you with the letter you need to send to the government official relating to the publishing requirement selections, the legal verbiage for your notice and the published legal notice tear sheet request you will need for each newspaper and the letter you will need to send to the State of New York along with step by step instructions to ensure your notice publication process goes smoothly. If ordered with the formation of your LLC, the telephone support at Spiegel & Utrera's General Counsel Club is included with this service and available to you to answer any questions as you proceed to complete the New York LLC Publication requirements.

Remember, if an LLC fails to file proof of publication with the State of New York within 120 days after the formation of the LLC, the authority of the non-complying LLC to carry on, conduct or transact business in the State of New York shall be suspended, effective as of the expiration of the 120 days.

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MORE SERVICES & FEES

Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. General Counsel Club & Registered Agent Service

Let Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. help you grow your business.
Our firm has what we call the "General Counsel Club". Select this valuable service at the time of ordering your LLC and receive an additional one month Bonus so that your first year of service will cover 13 months. PLUS take a $50 discount, so you pay only $89.95 for the first 13 months of service. You get unlimited telephone consultations all year long on matters relating to legal and strategic business advice. Plus our firm will prepare the Notice and Minutes of your LLC’s Annual Meeting of Members and Managers; our firm will comply with all statutes and applicable laws relating to your LLC’s Registered Agent & Registered Office; our firm will review all mandatory State LLC filing documents as required by the Secretary of State; our firm will act as your LLC’s General Counsel; and you will receive our firm’s newsletter, "Entrepreneur’s Alert®", which is published six times a year and provides valuable insight into running your business from a legal and business point of view. 
Service Agreement
If your LLC is a service business, you’ll need a Service Agreement.
The bedrock foundation of many service businesses is a customized written agreement entered into with its customers. Many franchises sold for tens of thousands of dollars are business formats revolving around a Service Agreement. The key with a Service Agreement is to make it work as a marketing tool offering the business services in the widest variety of formats to your customers. For example, a one-time use customer needs to be converted to a monthly, quarterly or annual type repeat customer. At Spiegel & Utrera we want to help you get, and keep, your customers while looking professional and at the same time maximizing each sale with a friendly service agreement. A Service Agreement is only $367.95 if ordered at the time of forming your LLC. We will prepare a draft of your Service Agreement and deliver the draft by fax or email to you for your review. Once you have had an opportunity to review the Service Agreement we will meet over the telephone to discuss the various aspects of the draft Service Agreement. Thereafter, Spiegel & Utrera will make changes to the Service Agreement to finalize it. Once the Service agreement has been finalized and delivered to you, you should take it to your printer to be printed and padded so it will always look professional and non-negotiable.

Mail Forwarding Service
If you have not set up your company office or you want your attorney to receive your company mail, you may use any Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. office address as your mailing address. Our mail forwarding service is only $15 per month. There is a six month minimum order. There is also an initial postage deposit of $25, additional postage/shipping, if any, will be billed separately. For our mail forwarding service terms and conditions, click here.

PROFESSIONAL SERVICE LLC OPTIONS

Operating Agreement top of page
The way the Professional Service LLC will be run is described in an Operating Agreement. The Operating Agreement defines the duties and responsibilities of the Members to each other and to the Professional Service LLC.

A well-drafted Professional Service LLC Operating Agreement will:

• Designate the Members that invest in the business;

• Designate the Managers that handle the day-to-day operations of the business and describe Managers’ management powers and control;

• Describe the amount of capital contributions that the Members have to make, how much and when distributions of profits will take place and allocate losses among the Members to minimize tax liability;

• Ensure compliance with filing requirements with the Secretary of State by mandating an annual report;

• Provide a framework for the settlement of disputes between Members by allowing mediation and arbitration as a quicker, cheaper method;

• Prevent a Member from competing against the LLC by selling the same products or offering the same services;

• Require Members to maintain the confidentiality of all customer names and other business records so that Members don’t run off with valuable LLC secrets or intellectual property;

• Prevent a Member from impairing the goodwill of the LLC by bad-mouthing the management or financial standing of the business; and

• Prevent a Member from soliciting customers of the LLC for new LLC business.

The agreement should be very thorough and anticipate common company problems so that the proper course of action is defined ahead of time rather than leaving Members “flying by the seat of their pants,” so to speak. A draft of this Agreement will be prepared as part of our service, so you may review the Agreement and make changes and discuss it with one of our Attorneys. Normally, the fee to prepare such a comprehensive agreement of this nature would be $1,500 or more. However, your cost is only $99.95 for a single member Professional Service LLC and $149.95 for up to 4 members of a multi member Professional Service LLC, additional members are $50 each, if prepared in conjunction with the Professional Service LLC formation.

Shareholders Restrictive Agreement for a Professional Service Corporation
If your Professional Service Corporation has more than one shareholder, we strongly recommend you enter into a Shareholders Restrictive Agreement. This agreement is entered into by the shareholders to define their duties and responsibilities to each other and to the Professional Service Corporation. Furthermore, it affords a right of first refusal where in the event a Shareholder wants to transfer their shares of stock there must be approval and/or a buyout by the other Shareholders.

A draft of this agreement will be prepared as part of our service, so you may review the Agreement and make changes and discuss it with one of our Attorneys. Normally, the fee to prepare such a comprehensive agreement of this nature would be $1,500 or more. However, your cost is only $150 for up to 4 shareholders, additional shareholders are $50 each, if prepared in conjunction with the formation of your Professional Service Corporation.

Just look at its many provisions:

SUBCHAPTER “ S” TAX STATUS top of page
Since the LLC has more flexibility in the manner it can be taxed, it is strongly recommended that the LLC have at least two or more owners (members) at all times. The LLC may be taxed as a sole proprietor, a partnership, a disregarded entity, a regular corporation, or an Sub-S Corporation. However, when you have a single member LLC, if you do not elect to be specifically taxed as a corporation, the IRS taxes you automatically as a sole proprietor. This option is not in your best interest, as you will have to file Schedule C to your personal IRS Form 1040 tax return which will automatically create a much higher chance of being audited and you will not have the opportunity to take as many tax deductions as an LLC taxed as a corporation.

If you are a single member LLC, and the single member is an individual who is a citizen or permanent resident of the United States of America, or a Sub-S Corporation, Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. can prepare the necessary documentation for you LLC to elect to be taxed as a Corporation. We will also prepare the necessary documentation for your LLC to be taxed as an S Corporation, in order to receive the maximum tax benefits available to you. The fee for our office to prepare all your documentation is $125.

If you are a single member LLC and the single member is an individual who is not a citizen or permanent resident of the United States of America, nor a Sub-S Corporation, our office can prepare the necessary documentation for your LLC to elect to be taxed as a Corporation. The fee for our office to prepare all your documentation is $50. If you instead wish to be taxed as a partnership, then we would recommend that you consider adding another member, it could be a parent, a sibling, a child, or perhaps from another corporation to be the other member. The other member could have a very small percentage of ownership interest in the LLC and you could limit the second owner's ability to vote, it is therefore also important to prepare and enter into an Operating Agreement between the members and LLC to clearly spell out all the terms and conditions.

TAX RELATED

Federal Tax ID Number
The equivalent of a social security number for an LLC. You will need it to operate your business and open a bank account for the LLC. We can obtain this number for you and the advantage of allowing us to get it for your LLC, is that we will deliver it with your LLC for only $35, so you may open your bank account immediately. If you are a Foreign National without a United States Taxpayer Identification Number or a United States Social Security Number, the charge for the Federal Tax ID Number is $110.

NEW YORK BUSINESSES

New York New Hire Reporting
Federal law requires all New York employers to report basic information about employees, who are newly hired, rehired, or who return to work after a separation from employment. You must submit a report for each newly hired employee. The penalty for failure to timely report newly hired employees or for failure to file a report showing the required information is $20, per each newly hired employee. If the failure to report is a result of a conspiracy between the employer and employee, the penalty will be $450, multiplied by the number of employees not reported or the number of false or incomplete reports filed. We can provide you with a package of 6 New Hire Registration Forms for $35. The forms are customized with your LLC’s information, and you may re-use them for each person you employ.

New York Unemployment Tax Account Number
This number is used to withhold New York Unemployment Taxes from your Company's payroll. If you have any employees on the payroll, including yourself, you will need this account number. We can initiate the documents for this account number for you and deliver it with the LLC. The cost at the time of forming your LLC is only $35.

New York Sales Tax Number and Certificate of Authority
If you sell goods or taxable services, this is your sales tax account number with the State of New York as well as the Certificate of Authority to charge Sales Tax in New York State. This account number also allows you to buy goods for resale or export and not pay any State sales tax. Once you obtain a Sales Tax Account Number, you are registered as a Sales Tax Vendor in New York State. The fee to initiate the documents for you to obtain this number is $35 when ordered at the time of forming your LLC.

New York Purchaser's Blanket Resale & Exemption Certificates
State and local tax laws require that vendors maintain properly executed Exemption Certificates given to them in good faith by all of their customers who claim New York Sales Tax Exemption. We can prepare a set of Exemption Certificates for you to give to vendors from whom you intend to buy goods for either resale or export for which you are exempt from paying State or local sales taxes. The fee for a set of 6 Re-Usable Certificates is only $35 when ordered in conjunction with the formation of your LLC.

PROTECT YOURSELF!

Indemnification Agreement and Covenant Not to Sue top of page
We strongly recommend that you include special provisions in your Articles of Organization and additional agreements which trigger this important protection requiring the LLC to indemnify and hold harmless its Managers and Members from any actions they take on behalf of the LLC. If a Manager or Member is ever sued for actions taken on behalf of the LLC, these provisions require that the LLC be held responsible, as agreed upon by the Managers and Members and the LLC. These important provisions and agreements cost only an additional $75 if ordered at the time of formation of your LLC.

Lender’s Agreement & Promissory Note
Initially an LLC needs a cash infusion. Additionally, the LLC may require a continuing advance of funds for some time. Its important to minimize the amount of money a member is required to pay for the membership in the LLC because the members could be held personally liable by the LLC and/or the creditors of the LLC for not contributing all the funds the members had initially agreed to contribute to the LLC. How does the LLC get the money? After the initial purchase of its membership interests, generally, the LLC has two choices for obtaining additional money: (1) members can contribute additional funds for their membership interest (not the preferred method as previously stated) or (2) loan money to the LLC. Lending money to the LLC is the preferred method to advance money to the LLC because the lender is seen as a creditor of the LLC. The lending of money to the LLC is accomplished with a Lender's Agreement and a Promissory Note. Both of these instruments together provide for an initial amount of a loan to the LLC and also provide for future advances of money the lender might make to the LLC. In the event of failure of the business, the loan will be fully tax deductible by the lender as a bad debt. The fee for the Lender's Agreement and Promissory Note, if ordered at the time of the formation of your LLC, is only $75.

Security Agreement for LLC
Once you have decided to use the Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. Lenders Agreement and Promissory Note, the next step is to collateralize the personal property assets of the company in favor of you, the lender with a Security Agreement. A Security Agreement is a contract between a lender and borrower. The Security Agreement gives the lender a security interest and the right to repossess personal property that a borrower has offered as collateral if a note is not paid per its agreed terms. This right is superior to all subsequent creditors provided the lien given by the Security Agreement is perfected. The Security Agreement available from Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. is complete and includes provisions relating to type of collateral being secured, address where collateral will be kept, executing further documents, events that shall constitute a default, assignment of secured collateral by holder, a listing of events that would constitute default by the borrower and the rights of the lender should the borrower default. Provided you have ordered the Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. Lenders Agreement and Promissory Note, the fee for the Security Agreement, if ordered at the time of forming your LLC, is an additional $75.

Perfecting the Lien Created by the Security Agreement - Uniform Commercial Code
Liens against personal property are perfected differently than liens on real property. The use of the phrase “personal property” does not mean property owned personally by the owner of a business. Instead, the term refers to all property used inside or outside of a business (with the exception of real property) including equipment, furniture, inventory, etc. To perfect a lien against personal property used in a business, strict adherence must be followed pursuant to the Uniform Commercial Code, documentation must be created, executed and filed with the appropriate government agencies. Once recorded, the Uniform Commercial Code makes a lien valid and serves as notice that the lien exists. Usually, the first recorded lien takes priority. Provided you have ordered the Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. Lenders Agreement and Promissory Note and the Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. Security Agreement, the documentation required to perfect the lien under the Uniform Commercial Code is $75, if ordered at the time of forming your LLC.

LEASE/AGREEMENT CONSULTATIONS

Avoid costly mistakes, always, always, always have any type of Contract/Lease or otherwise legally binding agreement reviewed by an Attorney BEFORE you sign it. We offer Consultations at all of our offices and over the phone for $100 per half hour or a fraction thereof. For your convenience, you can fax us the documents that need to be reviewed and the attorney can advise you over the phone. Some of the topics you may wish to discuss include:

Real Estate Purchase Reviews: Review of purchase/sale agreements associated with the purchase or sale of real property.
Business Purchase Reviews: Review of purchase/sale agreements associated with the purchase or sale of a business.
Commercial Lease Reviews: Including Business Spaces such as: Offices, Stores, Warehouses, and Commercial Lofts.

Our staff has many years of experience representing Tenants. Having your lease reviewed BEFORE you sign on the dotted line can save you thousands of dollars.

Have you considered:

• Rentable vs. Usable Space

• Reasonable Rental Rates

• Free Rent

• Best Length of Lease

• Options to Extend the Lease & Purchase the Premises

• Leasing contiguous space for expansion

• Assignment and Subletting

• Caps on Rent increases and expenses demanded by Landlords

• Repair Responsibilities

• Exclusivity of Tenant's Business

• Early Termination Rights

• Personal Guarantees, should you or should you not

• Renewal Terms

• Zoning Issues

• Landlord build out costs

• Change of Control of Tenant

• Signage Protection

TAX SAVING LEASE AGREEMENTS

Home Office Lease
Agreement detailing the leasing of office space by a homeowner or tenant with a LLC for use as the LLC's principal place of business. The typical tax savings under this agreement can exceed $1,200 per year. The Home Office Lease is only $150 when ordered with your LLC, and as an added bonus to our clients, we draft the Lease in such a manner that it is automatically renewable from year to year at no additional charge.

Motor Vehicle Lease
If you use your vehicle for business purposes, it is usually much more advantageous to keep the vehicle in your name and lease the vehicle to the LLC. The typical tax savings under this type of arrangement ranges between $1,500 and $3,000 per tax year. As an added bonus to our clients, we draft the lease in such a manner that its automatically renewable from year to year at no additional charge. We can prepare the lease for only $150 when ordered with formation of your LLC.

Office Equipment Lease
A lease which details the leasing of office equipment by a business. Once again, by leasing equipment to the LLC, you create a legitimate business expense for the LLC and a Tax Deduction. Typically, the tax savings under this type of arrangement can exceed $1,000 per tax year. As an added bonus to our clients, we draft the lease in such a manner that it's automatically renewable from year to year without additional charge. The cost for an Office Equipment Lease is only $150, when ordered with the formation of your LLC.

EMPLOYEES / INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS

Employment Agreement
If you are using employees for your LLC, it is important to have a written Employment Agreement to document the conditions of Employment. An Employment Agreement can be very advantageous for an LLC and should be required for all employees, whether new or existing. It creates a clear understanding of the arrangement between the employee and the LLC and provides protection for the business. The Employment Agreement also contains other important provisions:

• it spells out the terms of employment, such as the duties, responsibilities and compensation of the employee.

• It states that the employee will not compete against the LLC for a specific period of time after leaving its employment;

• it prohibits the employee from disclosing any of the LLC'S business records, computer data, trade secrets, methods of operation, et cetera;

• it prevents the employee from soliciting customers or clients of the LLC; and

• it prevents an employee, after leaving the LLC's employment, from soliciting the LLC's employees to work elsewhere.

The Employment Agreement is prepared in such a manner that you can use it over and over again to avoid additional costs in the future. By having this Employment Agreement, the LLC is given substantial clout in preventing an employee from joining a competitor, or competing against the LLC and disclosing business secrets to anyone. The Agreement may be re-used by the LLC as it hires additional employees, the cost of the Employment Agreement is just $150 if ordered at the time of forming your LLC.

Independent Contractor Agreement
There are many reasons for using Independent Contractors, however, simply verbally stating that a worker is an Independent Contractor is not enough according to the IRS. Certain criteria must be met. The IRS considers 11 factors in three specified areas: Behavioral Control, Financial Control and Type of Relationship. So, before you engage the services of an Independent Contractor, it is essential that you document that relationship with a written Independent Contractor's Agreement, otherwise the IRS could hold your LLC and you personally liable for the Independent Contractor's Income Tax, Social Security, Medicare Tax and Federal Unemployment Tax, which should have been withheld. As a signatory on the check used to pay the Independent Contractor, you could be held personally liable for these taxes. The Independent Contractor’s Agreement also contains other important provisions:

• it spells out the duties, responsibilities and compensation of the Contractor;

• it states that the Contractor will not compete against the LLC for a specific period of time after the project is completed;

• it prohibits the Contractor from disclosing any of the LLC's business records, computer data, trade secrets, methods of operation, et cetera;

• it prevents the Contractor from soliciting customers or clients of the LLC; and

• it prevents the Contractor, after leaving the LLC, from soliciting the LLC's employees to work elsewhere.

For a detailed explanation of the Benefits of using Independent Contractors’ Agreements, including a breakdown of the 11 factors the IRS analyzes and Industry examples provided by the IRS, please refer to document 239 of Spiegel & Utrera's Free Faxback Service, call (800) 303-3300 and follow the prompts. We can provide an Independent Contractor's Agreement that covers all the legal requirements and many business advantages for your Company for only $150 if ordered at the time of forming your LLC.

BOOKS BY LAWRENCE J. SPIEGEL

Detours and Contradictions
Want more out of your LLC? Then don’t miss Lawrence Spiegel’s, 223 page Detours and Contradictions. Use this book, and all your available resources, to begin the challenging yet fulfilling journey of entrepreneurship. As we’ll see... having a marketable idea is only the first step in a lengthy process. Along the way you’ll encounter numerous detours and contradictions, risks and rewards. The regular price of Detours and Contradictions is $13.50 if you order when forming your LLC. PLUS there is no extra charge for shipping, handling and processing as your book will be shipped with your LLC. Also, as an added bonus, your copy of Detours and Contradictions will be personally autographed by Lawrence J. Spiegel.

Charlie's Entrepreneurial Journey
Building your business, or selecting the type of business to start, is easy when using Charlie’s Entrepreneurial Journey as a guide and applying Lawrence J. Spiegel’s thirty eight "Principles of Entrepreneurship" to your business. Spiegel’s latest book provides 416 pages of insight into the world of an aspiring entrepreneur named Charlie. Charlie’s journey leads him through topics never discussed in business books but essential to success. Topics include: costs associated with Acquiring a Customer, Urgency to Purchase, Saturation Advertising, Success Leaves Tracks and Repetitive Business. Spiegel’s "Principles of Entrepreneurship" cannot be found anywhere else. In fact, no one has ever exposed the business secrets Spiegel discloses. If you are seeking to spark your business you will find an EXPLOSION in this book. Order this book at the time of forming your corporation and you will get Charlie’s Entrepreneurial Journey for $19.50 which includes shipping, handling and processing, when ordered with the formation of your company. PLUS Lawrence J. Spiegel will personally autograph your copy of Charlie’s Entrepreneurial Journey.

SHIPPING INFORMATION
Company Packages generally weigh approximately 4 pounds and are available for Pick up at our office or may be shipped to you via Ground (2-3 business day) Service for a charge of $17.95 or via Overnight Delivery for a charge of $30.95. Please note, shipping and handling charges outside New York will vary.

SPEED OF SERVICE OPTIONS

REDDI LLC
If you need a LLC  immediately, we have companies, which are ready for immediate delivery. For more information and a complete list of all our Reddi or Shelf LLC's CLICK HERE or call our office at (800) 576-1100 for details.

2 BUSINESS DAY LLC
If you need your LLC formed urgently, for an additional $175 (due to higher State Filing Fees), we can expedite the registration of the LLC and preparation of the LLC Records and the LLC Package will be ready in 2 business days, after receipt of payment. We also have Same Day Service available, inquire when placing your order.

4 BUSINESS DAY LLC
If you need to form your LLC fast, we offer a 4 Business Day LLC Service for an additional $100. We will expedite the registration of the LLC and preparation of the LLC Records and the LLC Package will be ready in 4 business days, after receipt of payment.

TWO WEEK GUARANTEE LLC
Your LLC documents will be ready exactly two weeks from the day you place your order for an additional $50.

REGULAR SERVICE The regular processing time for an LLC is approximately 4-5 weeks. The LLC Package includes all the documents and the LLC Seal.

OTHER SERVICES: Please call for pricing and ordering.

Voting Trust: Allows a group of members/owners in an LLC to vote as a unit.
Membership Interest Options: Provides the opportunity to purchase LLC membership interests from a LLC at a pre-determined price and is frequently used to control a block of ownership. Trademark: Protection of a name, symbol, or slogan used by an LLC.
Copyright: Protection of literary, dramatic, musical, or artistic works.
Franchise Agreement Review: Review of agreements associated with the purchase of a franchise.

LLC's also available for immediate delivery, (ready to open the LLC bank account) from 2001, 2000, 1999, 1998 and 1997. Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. also has Private Stock Offerings, Buy-Sell Agreements, Contracts, Registered Agent Services, Non-Profit Corporations, Articles of Religion, Limited Liability Companies, Limited Partnerships, Limited Partnership Agreements, Fictitious Name Registrations, Trademark Searches, Trademark Registrations, Copyright Registrations, and More!

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