Is Your Business Compliant?

Written by Allison Cychosz

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May 6, 2019

Not sure if your business is in compliance with all of its non-tax filings? Is your annual report filed and up to date? Is your corporate book up to date with Annual Minutes and Board Resolutions? What about local and state licensing?

For non-profits, are you registered with the Illinois Attorney General? Do you need to be? Have you been filing your annual reports with that agency as well?

AMC Legal is here to help you throughout the life of your business with all of your business legal needs. We can work with you to make sure your business is in compliance. Want to do a quick compliance check? Have a chat with us and we can tell you if you are missing any filings and help get you, and your business, on the right track.

Need Help? Get In Touch.

Dr. Allison Cychosz
AMC Legal, P.C.
(630) 590-3640
info@amclegal.net

Please call for a free consultation

This is not legal advice and you should seek the counsel of an attorney.

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