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As part of our continuing effort to serve our clients we are pleased to announce that, effective November 1st 2013, we have updated our order forms, package options and pricing. These updates are a result of client inquiries requesting more
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Mark your calendars... On November 20th and 21st Accumera LLC will be exhibiting at the 2013 Long Island Tax Professionals Symposium located at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury, New York. The Exhibition Hall will be open from 7:00
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Effective September 24th 2013 the New York Department of State, Corporations Division, has introduced electronic filing for standard Corporation and LLC registrations. The service is offered to service companies, such as Accumera LLC, and allows for immediate filing and issuance
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Effective January 1, 2012, Section 1503 of the Business Corporation Law was amended to permit the incorporation of design professional service corporations (D.P.C.) (engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, land surveying, or any combination thereof), in which non-professionals may own less than
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On May 14, 2013, the country of Nicaragua became a member of the Hague Convention, thus eliminating the need for authentication from the US Department of State and legalization by its embassy. So, documents requiring authentication for use in  Nicaragua 
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Effective January 2013 Pennsylvania corporations can elect to register as a Benefit Corporation. This new state law gives entrepreneurs, investors, and consumers the option to build, finance, and patronize businesses that pledge, as part of their corporate structure, to operate
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House Bill 1510 will allow for the formation of Benefit Corporations. This type of entity is a company that has a specified intent to benefit the public good as written in the Articles of Incorporation. The bill specifies the following
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A bill has recently been introduced in Delaware that would restrict the formation and holding of “Shelf” companies. The bill seeks to make it illegal to form a company and allow it to “sit” with no activities. Delaware would monitor
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