cite=51).See also state amendments: https://fortress.wa.gov/ga/apps/SBCC/Reading the IRC can be daunting.

You may be able to amend your Articles if your business needs or area of concentration changes, changing a tax election is more complicated and can be disallowed, if any of this is applicable.Bill is right tax issues do matter, improper filings can cause issues, feed back into your accounting and could cause other issues that effect what you may perceive as your corporate shield.

You can search applicable laws by searching "partition of assets/property/company assets/LLC assets between members, is where I'd start.If you're not fighting, now is the time to address these matters, amend your Operating Agreement (or put one in place).Check too on the type of LLC you may have formed as you may need 2 members, vacancies may be addressed to fill vacancies or your LLC may be administratively dissolved.Need to check with your attorney on these matters.

It varies by state but if they recently changed it, it's probably not something the membership would vote on, unless it's an amendment to the bylaws.  

If it doesn't already show that, then amend it to reflect the date he actually gained access and started to occupy.

You might be able to get them to amend the terms to allow renting with the support of neighbors or you could place the property in a trust or LLC and assign a nominal beneficial interest to the tenant so that they are technically a small partial owner.

Hi bp.I ran a title search and its said "Condo *** Lien,(not Amended or Rerecorded, 04/25/13, $4510.00 Do i have to account for the time since 2013 or because it wasn't recorded it should be only $4510.00 Thanks for your help

Also, upon a sale: state statue says the IRS has 120 days to refile/amend the lien otherwise it is automatically removed.

I am fairly up to date on most of the regs and was not implying otherwise with the amendment rules to Reg Z that were posted.  

If we decide to put a loan up for funding, we amend our offering circular with the details of that loan.