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KateJean

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Aug 09, 2011 1:32 PM ET    Quote  Report Abuse
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My husband operates a single member LLC currently.  It is a construction/welding business with no employees, just him.  Together, but under the same LLC we also make/sell metal garden decor and other items.  I kind of want to have a seperate name for the garden decor line of the business that relates better and is more general so we can expand it to a wider variety of items. I know we can do that anyways but I want the name to be more fitting if we do. 

I spoke to our accountant whose suggestion was a husband/wife joint venture seperate from the LLC.  I would like to be a part of it (owner) since I do a lot of the work but I want it to be connected to the LLC because it has already began building its brand under that name.

Does it make sense for the LLC to have a DBA and I possibly become an owner of the LLC or is it better to start over with a seperate entity?  It's more important to me that it stay connected to the LLC than it is for me to be an owner, but do I need to be one if I'm the person creating a lot of the items and doing all the marketing, etc?

I can also welcome the suggestion that I let go of the idea of a new name and just stick with what we already have going.

Thanks so  much for any suggestions!



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