Can owners trade stocks to an LLC or does that require licensing?

Hi there, I did this in my last company. If you are a c-Corp then you can issue traditional shares to consultants. For other forms such as LLC or s-Corp it’s much more complex. So assuming you are a c-Corp, then you need a legal document called an option plan that reserves the shares for options and outlines how options are managed. Then you need an agreement called an option award agreement which you would sign with each person to whom you want to grant options. There are some issues to consider but that is the broad strokes.

Hi, this is Ann, a business coach for startups and entrepreneurs. One of the best social trading strategies is supposed to be "copy trading". Copy trading allows you to copy the traders who actually know what they are doing. And the more people do the same, the more it will increase in the value of the investment. So if you are new to the game, copy trading is the best way for you to gain profits and "learn by practise" so that you will be able to make riskier decisions in the future (the riskier the investment is, the more the required return will be). There are 3 things I would love to suggest if you use this strategy: - be picky when choosing who to copy: you would want to make sure whether "the one" is a serious investor or has "a strike of luck". - diversify: never put all eggs in one bag! - choose frequent traders to copy: the more frequent, the more reliable since short-term traders may have short-term strategies to get money. Hope that I have answered all of your problems. Should you need any help, Ann is always available.

Likely your best avenue is to call H&R Block Executive Tax services. There might be one in your country. If not, just pick one from any US City. I'm in Austin, Texas + have been using them for years. They're way cheaper than a CPA + tend to stay current on new tax code, far better than a CPA, as they run internal, company wide trainings, all year round. You're smart to deal with this up front. Avoiding US I.R.S. trouble == a very good idea.

To be honest Forex is not fake but u can also scam very easy people to join Forex. To avoid falling victim to scams in the Forex it's crucial. -choose a regulated broker -stay informed In conclusion Forex trading can be a legitimate way to invest and profit from currency fluctuations, but it's essential to approach it with caution, and a healthy dose of education and awareness.

It depends on the markets you are trading. One well rounded platform is MultiCharts. It is capable of being used in multiple markets, and it is useful to all levels of trading experience. Here is a link with more information - http://www.forex-trading-unlocked.com/MultiCharts.html