Something I have always wondered about with those "anonymous companies" is - what if someone wants to buy the company at some point?
Rethinking corporate structure
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Wyoming LLCs are typically used for "self-employment" purposes, simple trading activities etc. If you ever want to sell anything, it mainly is the customer based, domain, stock it trademarks. All of them are typically transferred without the need to change the ownership of the company.
If you have something with substance and employees, there is tax involved and you typically opt for a Delaware LLC or C Corp. Delaware has substantial amount of case law, which make︀ it favourable for investors as many disputes don't need to go to court. You can︁ simply take similar cards from the past and come to an agreement quickly.
If you have something with substance and employees, there is tax involved and you typically opt for a Delaware LLC or C Corp. Delaware has substantial amount of case law, which make︀ it favourable for investors as many disputes don't need to go to court. You can︁ simply take similar cards from the past and come to an agreement quickly.
You mean those with totally fake owners? I think you only had this for utter nullshit such as selling fakes or holding fake IP in the form of dubious pr0n only used to send out cease and desist letters to German individuals in hope of scoping the last 300 before the lawyers licence gets cancelled. Or VAT missing trader fraud.
Pretty sure nobody wants to buy such scams. I mean apart from the homeless. They may see an advantage of free food and bed in prison.
If the business only had the slightest amount of seriousness, you can afford a Swiss AG with local director for 10k per year.
Pretty sure nobody wants to buy such scams. I mean apart from the homeless. They may see an advantage of free food and bed in prison.
If the business only had the slightest amount of seriousness, you can afford a Swiss AG with local director for 10k per year.
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