Parts I and II of these instructions provide information keyed to certain questions in the Limited Liability Company Reference Guide Sheet. Part III provides additional resources regarding limited liability …

NOTE: You cannot use a “limited” power of attorney when the seller/transferor and the buyer/transferee on the title assignment are the same e same company or corporation when there is a requirement to …

The purpose for which the company is formed is for the transaction of any and all lawful purposes for which a limited liability company may be organized under the Texas Business Organizations Code.

The use of the following words and phrases are restricted or prohibited by statute* in the name of a Business Corporation (“BC”), Not-for Profit Corporation (“N-PC”), Limited Liability Company (“LLC”) …

Parent entities, owning partners, or other employees cannot sign on the Owner’s behalf without either the TDLR Owner Agent Designation Form or the TDLR Limited Liability Ownership Form on file. …

Each limited liability company is a separate entity and as such has specific goals, needs, and requirements. Additionally, the tax consequences arising from the structure of a limited liability …

An LP is a type of partnership that has at least one general partner and at least one limited partner. The general partner is responsible for managing the business affairs, while the limited partner typically …