New York Special Purpose LLC for Self-Directed IRA Account

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INCLUDES Special Purpose LLC Regulations.
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FORM A NEW YORK SPECIAL PURPOSE LIMITED LIABILITY COMPANY FOR SELF-DIRECTED IRA ACCOUNT

The strategy for using a Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. New York Special Purpose LLC for Self-Directed IRA Account involves forming an LLC with the self-directed IRA as an owner (or “member”) of the LLC. Funds are transferred to the LLC which, in turn, purchases and holds title to real estate. The creation of a self-directed IRA or IRA LLC enables you to choose what you would like to invest your money in. When you are the manager of an LLC, you have "checkbook control." That means that every time you are going to invest in a new asset, property or form a holding company to invest in assets or property, you don't have to have the custodian approve the transaction.

A special purpose LLC formed for a self-directed IRA owner has to comply with the Internal Revenue Code, Employee Retirement Security Act of 1974 (ERISA) and corresponding regulations. Such self-directed IRA owner is solely responsible for avoiding prohibited transactions and should seek the counsel of licensed attorneys and accounting professionals.

A New York special purpose LLC formed for a self-directed IRA must have a Operating Agreement that must include specific languare, instructions, signatures and more.

When forming any New York Company, we strongly recommend the owners obtain the maximum protection permitted by current Laws. One of the best ways to protect yourself is to enter into Indemnification Agreement at the time of formation of your LLC.

For example, you may include in your Articles of Organization a special provision to protect the Managers from any actions they take on behalf of the LLC called an Indemnification clause. Basically, 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 interest in day to day business transactions). View our New York SPLLC for Self-Directed IRA Account list of services, speed of service options, and shipping options below.

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Memorandum of Operating Agreement (More Than One Owner)

A Memorandum of Operating Agreement is designed to obtain maximum anonymity when disclosing the existence of an Operating Agreement to a third party. The Memorandum of Operating Agreement will include the name of the LLC, its principal location, its mailing address, its principal purpose, the Operating Manager along with specimen signature, any Vice Operating Manager(s) with specimen signature, the powers of the Operating Manager, election and tenure of Managers and Officers, if any, the names of the Members and Officers along with specimen signature and bank disbursement authorizations. The Memorandum of Operating Agreement is very thorough and anticipates common situations that may require the Memorandum of an Operating Agreement. However, your specific situation may call for a customization of the Memorandum of Operating Agreement, regardless, the price is the same. A draft of the Memorandum of Operating Agreement will be prepared as part of our service so you may review the Memorandum of Operating Agreement and make any changes and discuss same with one of our attorneys. Normally, the fee to prepare such a comprehensive Memorandum of Operating Agreement of this nature would exceed $800. However, your cost is only $167.95 for up to 4 members of a Multi-Member LLC, additional members are $10 each, provided the Memorandum of Operating Agreement is prepared in conjunction with the formation of the LLC and the drafting of the Operating Agreement for the LLC.

Limited Liability Company Management Agreement

A Limited Liability company Management Agreement is generally used in two situations. The first is when one Member/Owner of a multi-member/owner LLC becomes the Operating Manager. The other situation is when an individual becomes the Operating Manager who is not a member/owner of the LLC. This Agreement sets out the duties and responsibilities of the Operating Manager to the Limited Liability Company. The Agreement also covers such topics as compensation, confidentiality, non-compete, check signing, use of LLC assets and any other topic required by your LLC. Please bear in mind that this Agreement is customized specifically for you LLC. Normally, the fee to prepare such a comprehensive agreement of this nature would be $1,500.00 or more. However, your cost is only $150.00 if prepared in conjunction with the formation of your LLC.

Start-Up Essentials

How to Save Money on Taxes

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. The cost for an Office Equipment Lease is only $150, when ordered with your LLC. We do not recommend an office equipment lease for a single owner corporation or single owner limited liability company or a where husband and wife file a joint tax return and are the only owners of the corporation or limited liability company.

Purchaser's Blanket Resale and Exemption Certificates

State and local tax laws require that vendors have in their files properly executed Exemption Certificates given to them in good faith by all of their customers who claim 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 to be exempt from paying State or local sales taxes. The fee for a set of 6 Re-Usable Certificates is only $35.00 when ordered in conjunction with the Corporation.

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. We can prepare the lease for only $150 when ordered with your LLC. We do not recommend a motor vehicle lease for a single owner corporation or single owner limited liability company or where a where husband and wife file a joint tax return and are the only owners of the corporation or limited liability company.

IRS Section 1244 LLC Membership Interests

This is another powerful tax provision which can be used by almost all LLCÆs taxed as a corporation, BUT, may only be accomplished with the original issuance of ownership interests in the LLC. This special provision of the Internal Revenue Code allows you to deduct as an ordinary loss, rather than as a capital loss, a loss on the sale, trade or worthlessness of the ownership interests in your LLC taxed as a corporation. The amount you can deduct as ordinary loss is up to $50,000 per year for a single person or $100,000 per year, if filing a joint return with your spouse. Generally, without 1244 Membership Interests, your loss would be limited to $3,000 for a single person per year or $6,000 per year, if filing a joint return with your spouse. An LLC taxed as a corporation that issues 1244 membership interests and elects to be an S corporation gives its members the best of both possible worlds from a tax stand point. The issuance of 1244 membership interests costs only an additional $50 when ordered with the formation of your LLC and comes with all the necessary documents, including LLC resolutions, 1244 plan and special membership certificates.

Home Office Lease

Agreement detailing the leasing of office space by a homeowner or tenant with a Corporation for use as the Corporation'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 Corporation, and as an added bonus to our clients, we draft the Lease in such a manner that it is automatically renewable. We do not recommend a home office lease for a single owner corporation or single owner limited liability company or a where husband and wife file a joint tax return and are the only owners of the corporation or limited liability company.

Effectively Controlling Your Business

Voting Trust

A voting trust is a device for combining the voting power of members. It is not unlawful for members to combine their voting membership interests for the election of managers so as to obtain or continue the control or management of an LLC. In order to avoid the invalidation of a voting trust, the applicable statutes should be strictly complied with. There are various situations in which a voting trust agreement may be used. It may be used when several members wish to vote their respective ownership as a unit. It also may be used for the special purpose of protecting LLC creditors. The general plan of a voting trust is controlled by the voting trust agreement; then the members endorse their membership certificates to the voting trustee. The voting trustee surrenders these certificates to the LLC and the voting trustee receives in return new certificates issued in the name of the voting trustee, and the voting trustee votes the membership interests as principal, rather than as agent as in the case of proxies. For tax purposes, the voting trust certificate takes the place of the membership certificate it represents. Tax transactions with respect to voting trust certificates are treated as transaction affecting the ownership. A voting trust is not a taxable association, because in itself it is not an enterprise for the carrying on of business for profit. Used correctly, the Voting Trust could be a useful tool for your LLC. The charge for Spiegel and Utrera, P.A. to form a Voting Trust for your LLC is only $767.95 if ordered at the time of forming your Company.

Membership Options

An option to buy membership interests gives the holder the exclusive right for a specified period of time to purchase the membership interest at the price and under the terms and conditions specified in the agreement. Although the option grantor is bound by the option and generally cannot revoke it, the option holder is not bound unless he exercises the option. Options are regarded as capital assets if the underlying property constitutes, or if acquired would constitute, a capital asset in the hands of the holder. The receipt of consideration for the option is not taxable until the option either is exercised or has lapsed. If the option is exercised, the consideration is treated as part of the selling price and included in computing the gain or loss in the sale of the membership interest. Since membership interest are generally a capital asset, gain or loss on the sale would be entitled to capital treatment, either long-term or short-term. The holding period for qualification for long-term capital treatment is more than one year. The sellerÆs holding period for the membership interest sold includes the period during which the option is outstanding. Upon the failure of the option holder to exercise the option, if the consideration is forfeited, the option grantor generally realizes short-term capital gain, but income is not realized until the time of forfeiture. An option holderÆs gain or loss upon a sale of the option, or loss upon a failure to exercise the option, would be entitled to capital gain treatment. The holding period of the option will determine whether long-term or short-term capital gain or loss is realized. For this purpose, if the loss is attributable to a failure to exercise the option, the option is deemed to have been sold on the day it expired. If the option is exercised, the consideration for the option is treated as part of the purchase price and is included in the option holderÆs basis for the membership interest purchased. The purchaserÆs holding period does not include the period curing which the option is outstanding.

Membership options can be utilized very effectively by an entrepreneur, for example:

Ownership is given to an employee, but if he leaves the employ, the LLC has the option to repurchase the employees stock at fixed or variable price.
Ownership in the LLC is sold to raise needed capital, but the LLC has the right to repurchase the membership interest in the future.
For whatever reason a person would like to be a member in the LLC but not now, an option to purchase membership interest is purchased from the LLC.

The members option can be an on-target management incentive or control device. Members options can be used in employment agreements, consultants agreements, incentive agreements, as means of raising equity capital or borrowing funds. Spiegel and Utrera, P.A. will provide the Membership Option service for your business for only $367.95 if ordered at the time of forming your LLC.

Asset Protection / How to Protect Your Business

Which LLC is Best for Your Business

Dual class LLC

The Dual Class LLC is a special type of LLC that follows proposed IRS regulations which allow an LLC to be deemed analogous to a limited partnership for Federal Income Tax purposes. The Dual Class LLC is structured to admit both active, management-providing members (“General Members”) in addition to more passive, capital-contributing members (“Limited Members”). In doing so, the members/owners acting solely as limited partners are not subject to the Self Employment (“SE”) tax. THE SELF-EMPLOYMENT TAX RATE IF CURRENTLY 15.3%. THE RATE CONSISTS OF TWO PARTS: 12.4% FOR SOCIAL SECURITY AND 2.9% FOR MEDICARE. To make your LLC a Dual Class LLC requires a customized Dual Class Operating Agreement which is just $300 if ordered at the time of forming your LLC.

Here’s how it works. The Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. Dual Class LLC is divided as follows:

Class A General Member Units: The smaller manager class receives a priority preferred return of income (for example, a management or sales fee arrangement) that is contingent on the profitability of the LLC. As such, it may not be a fixed compensation amount or it will constitute a guaranteed amount, which is prohibited.

Class B Limited Member Units: This portion of the LLC membership interests is the cash-contributing members’ interest and is structured as a non-manager class qualifying for limited partner status. This class receives a cumulative preferred-priority return of profits based on their unreturned capital contributions, whereas the smaller active manager class would not.

EXAMPLE FOR A ONE MEMBER DUAL CLASS LLC For example, assume in a single member Dual Class LLC with just one member, the member may be assigned as much as 66 2/3% of its ownership to the non-manager class qualifying for limited partnership status. This class then receives a cumulative preferred-priority return of profits based on their unreturned capital contributions thereby avoiding the SE tax on 66 2/3% of this members’ interest in the Dual Class LLC. The remaining 33 1/3% percent is subject to SE Tax as it would be assigned to the smaller manager class which would be assigned to the smaller manager class which would receive a preferred-priority return of income (for example, a consultant, management or sales fee arrangement that is contingent on the profitability of the LLC.) As such, it may not be a fixed compensation amount or it will constitute a guaranteed amount, which is prohibited.

EXAMPLE FOR A MULTI MEMBER LLC For example, assume a Dual Class LLC with more than one Member. The SE Tax savings are at least equal to the One Member Dual Class LLC. However, the SE Tax savings may be as much as 100% for a Member depending upon the degree of active participation by that Member in the Dual Class LLC.

The cost of adding the additional features required of the Spiegel & Utrera Dual Class LLC is just $300 for up to 4 members, additional members are $50 each, if ordered at the time of forming your LLC and, as an added bonus, it includes the required Dual LLC Operating Agreement.

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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 incorporation.

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.

Non-Voting Membership Interests

Allowing differences in voting rights is particularly advantageous to entrepreneurs who need to attract additional capital, but who also want to retain voting control over their LLC. For example, as a founding Member, you may want to have all of the voting membership interests so as to participate in the management of the LLC and control its operations, while transferring all of the non-voting membership interests to others so that they may share in the appreciation value and earnings of the LLC. Also, it’s likely you’ll want to protect yourself with a Members Restrictive Agreement. Seasoned business-owners will instinctually recognize the value of such an agreement. We’ll draft a special provision for your Articles of Organization and issue special certificates for non-voting membership interests. This item costs only an additional $74.95 if ordered at the time of formation.

Lender’s Agreement & Promissory Note for Limited Liability Company

Generally, members of an LLC must note in their LLC Records book their initial capital contributions to determine their membership interest in the LLC. We strongly recommend that our clients minimize contributions made into their LLC since the possibility exists that they could be held personally responsible for failure to make that initial capital contribution. One of the ways to put additional money into the LLC and still have a leg up on creditors is to enter into a lender’s agreement and promissory note. This allows Owners to designate funds advanced to the company as loans instead of capital contributions. By executing a Lender’s Agreement and Promissory Note in conjunction with the formation of your LLC, you can allow for initial and future advances of funds to the LLC and these funds would be considered money owed to the members by the LLC instead of being considered capital contributions. The fee for a Lender’s Agreement and Promissory Note for your LLC if ordered at the time of organizing your LLC is only $75

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How to Build Credit for Your Business

Business Checking, Investment Account and Delayed Debit Gold MasterCard

Let Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. help you set up your new business checking account. In addition to a business checking account, the account also comes with an investment account and a delayed debit Gold MasterCard. Depending upon the day in the billing cycle when a charge is made, your account will continue to earn interest for up to 30 days from the date of purchase or until the balance of the debit card for that period is charged to your account. In addition, with this account you have the ability to make deposits and withdraw funds from over 800 bank locations and other financial institutions in the United States. Multiple delayed debit Gold MasterCard's are available for use by your employees. Internet bill payments are free. No minimum balance is required to maintain your business checking account, however, there is an initial deposit of $100,000 which is required to open the Business Checking, Investment Account and Delayed Debit Gold MasterCard. If you order your business checking, investment account and/or delayed debit Gold MasterCard from Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. at the time of forming your Limited Liability Company, the fee is $249.95 to prepare all the necessary documentation and follow up until such time as your business checking, investment account and/or delayed debit Gold MasterCard has been established. If ordered after forming your Limited Liability Company, the fee is $449.95.

D & B Number - Start Building Your Business Credit Immediately

According to Dun & Bradstreet, the D & B number is widely used by both commercial and federal entities and was adopted as the standard business identifier for federal electronic commerce as early as October 1994. The D & B number was also incorporated in the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) in April 1998 as the United States Federal GovernmentÆs contractor identification code for all procurement-related activities. The D & B number is also known as the D-U-N-S« number and remains with the company location to which is has been assigned even if it closes or goes out of business. With that in mind, it is important to have a physical location for your business when obtaining the D & B number. D & B also states that the D-U-N-S« number also ôunlocksö a wealth of valued-added data associated with that entity, including the business name, physical and mailing addresses, trade styles (fictitious name, assumed name, alternate name or DBA), principal names, financial, payment experiences, industry classifications (SICs [Standard Industry Classification] and NAICS [North American Industry Classification System]), socio-economic status, government data and more. The D-U-N-S« number also links members of corporate family trees worldwide. If ordered at the time of forming your company, Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. will obtain your D & B number, also known as your D-U-N-S« number, for $50. If ordered later, the charge to obtain the D & B number, also known as your D-U-N-S« number, is $167.95.

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Detours & Contradictions

If you want to start or grow your own business, Lawrence J. Spiegel's, 223 page Detours and Contradictions is the nuts and bolts resource you need to become a successful entrepreneur. Use this book, and all your available resources, to begin the challenging yet fulfilling journey of entrepreneurship. A note of caution-this book doesn't feature obscure theories from the world of academia; Spiegel provides 223 pages of sound advice based on decades of attending the school of hard knocks, bootstrapping his way to the top. By ticking the box you will get your Detours and Contradictions for $13.50 which includes shipping, handling and processing, when ordered with the formation of your LLC. PLUS Lawrence J. Spiegel will personally autograph your copy of Detours and Contradictions.

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. By ticking the box 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.

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If you need a corporation immediately, we have many New York corporations, both current year and aged, which are ready for delivery. This is the best option for clients who need a corporation within 4 business days. For more information and a complete list of all our Reddi or Shelf corporations CLICK HERE or call our office at (888) 520-7800 for details.

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.

The regular processing time for an LLC is approximately two weeks. The LLC Package includes all the documents and the LLC Seal.

If you need your LLC formed urgently, for an additional $200 (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 on the next business day, after receipt of payment. We also have Same Day Service available, inquire when placing your order.

We offer two levels of rush service. When you opt for one of our rush services, we guarantee to promptly deliver your Corporation to the State for processing, however, if the State is backlogged, you may experience a delay in receiving your documents. We strive to have all rush orders ready as soon as humanly possible, however if time is of the essence you may opt for one of our Reddi Corps which are ready for immediate delivery.

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Amendments Changes Modifications Additions Deletions other services for your Corporation, LLC or Partnership.

Beyond the initial corporation or LLC setup there are additional legal services that you should expect, without additional charge, from whomever you choose to form your Corporation or LLC. Each order placed with Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. includes one on one personalized service from one of our associates. We believe our clients should expect superior customer service, from our law firm. That means explaining the different issues relevant to incorporating or organizing a LLC in a manner that is easy for the client to understand. That way you as a business person can make informed choices when you set up your corporation or LLC.

There are many relevant issues you need to take into consideration but which you may not be aware of when starting a new business: different tax advantages available to you; indemnification and covenant not to sue; federal, state and local filing requirements; name protection; choices of entity structure set up; available agreements and the importance of maintaining corporate and LLC company formalities and complete records; lease reviews; and contracts.

When you use our firm to incorporate or organize your LLC, we will continue to provide you with a toll free number for a 30-day period after incorporating or organizing your LLC so that you may contact our firm whenever you need legal assistance. You can even become a member of our General Counsel Club at a discount, when you incorporate or organize your LLC, and get unlimited legal advice by phone for the entire year.

Seven Powerful Reasons to Incorporate or Organize an LLC

Protect yourself from personal liability
Business Tax Deductions
Minimize IRS Audits
Privacy
Use of a Marketing framework
Raising capital
Easy transfer of ownership

Overall discussion of the tax advantages of incorporating or organizing a LLC

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