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Insights
Memos answering questions I actually get asked.
Written in plain language, because that's the whole point.
These are general information, not legal advice for your situation.

Multi-State
Registration, licensing, and nexus across state lines. Where you have to register, where you don't, and why the three questions have different answers.
Can you use the same LLC for a different business?
Yes, and the EIN usually comes with it. Here's what has to be checked before you build on it.
Nov 15
You split your time between two states. Which one taxes you?
You can split your time between two states, but not your residency. Here's how states decide who taxes you, and what the other state can still reach.
1 day ago
Who taxes what you earn?
Your home state taxes everything, other states tax what's earned there, and a credit covers the overlap. Mostly. Here's how it works.
3 days ago
Resale certificates: buying inventory without paying sales tax
A resale certificate lets you buy inventory tax-free because you'll collect tax when you sell it. Which certificate to use, and how businesses misuse them.
5 days ago
Your company does business where you do, not where you formed it
Forming in Wyoming or Delaware doesn't move your business there. The states that tax you are the ones where you live and work.
Sep 29
Registration, licensing, and tax nexus are three different questions
"Doing business" means different things to the Secretary of State, a licensing board, and a revenue department.
Sep 1
Do I have to register in a state just because I bank there?
Opening a bank account in another state usually doesn't require registering your LLC there. Here's what actually triggers registration.
Jan 1
Should you form in Delaware?
Delaware is the right answer for a specific kind of company. Here's whether yours is one.
Aug 15, 2025
Moving your LLC to another state
Three ways to move an entity between states, with different tax and continuity consequences.
Feb 1, 2025
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