Business / Corporate Basics Attorney in Orlando, Florida

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of my clients are business owners or

professionals with a professional

practice

and every business entity is required to

file different reports annual reports

with the state that they’re formed so

one of the things we do is we make sure

the annual reports are filed some states

like Florida have a pretty substantial

penalty if you miss the deadline in

addition every business entity must have

a registered agent registered agent is

the person that receives service the

legal process we serve as the registered

agent our lobby we have process servers

coming in constantly most of my clients

prefer to not have process servers

showing up at their business office and

then in certain instances like

corporations you’re required to have

annual meetings and minutes to document

the meetings and we assist with that and

then finally there’s an new law that

every business is going to have to deal

with its corporate transparency act and

it’s actually reporting that has to go

to the to fincen which is the financial

criminal enforcement Network and it’s a

whole new Reporting System that’s

effective beginning next year

Orlando, FL business attorney Jim Flick discusses the Company Maintenance Program his firm offers. He explains that most of my clients are either business owners or professionals with a professional practice. Each business entity is obliged to submit distinct annual reports to the state of its formation. Therefore, one of our responsibilities is to ensure that all annual reports are filed on time. Failure to meet the deadline could result in severe penalties in some states, such as Florida. Additionally, every business entity must have a registered agent who receives legal process service. We serve as the registered agent for our clients, and our lobby receives process servers continually. Most of our clients prefer not to have process servers show up at their business office. In certain cases, corporations are required to hold annual meetings and record minutes to document the meetings, and we offer assistance with that. Lastly, every business will have to comply with the new Corporate Transparency Act, which requires reporting to the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) and a brand-new reporting system that takes effect next year.

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