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Jeremy Davis
  • Wholesaler
  • Salt Lake City, UT
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Filing my first LLC towards a wholesale business

Jeremy Davis
  • Wholesaler
  • Salt Lake City, UT
Posted

Hey BP,

I'm sitting here, stuck on pause, while filling out my first LLC here in Utah. Everything was going smooth, all questions easily answered, and then BOOM! They ask me for my BASIC nature/purpose of business, followed by DETAILED nature/purpose of business, and then followed by an even MORE DETAILED nature/purpose of business, all of which have a code associated.... It gives me drop down menus for each, followed by further definitions as I go down to the next drop down menu.

So I'm stuck. Would I be filing as "Wholesale Trade, Real estate/rentals leasing, education, information, professional/technical services, or "other"?

Thanks everyone

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