John Shari

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A distinguished attorney and a trusted advisor, John M. Shari, Esq. brings more than two decades of industry experience to his clients. With his longstanding commitment to the field, John has been an instrumental figure in the world of business law, renowned for his aptitude in areas such as Limited Liability Company (LLC) formations; business loan representation (for both borrowers and lenders); private placements; crafting partnership agreements; corporate law; contract review; asset/stock sales; and overseeing other types of commercial transactions.

Over the course of his career, John has provided his services to numerous clients ranging from individual entrepreneurs to Fortune 500 conglomerates. His legal acumen has been honed by his tenure at some of the most prestigious law firms along the East Coast... where he was entrusted with representing both large corporations and private investors in high-stake commercial real estate and business transactions.

John's leadership capabilities have also been demonstrated in his role as lead counsel for one of the largest telecommunications companies in the U.S cellular sector... Here, he managed a team responsible for acquisitions, bringing his insight and strategic prowess to every deal, (driving both value and growth).

In his current role as a Shareholder of his Firm... John's overarching goal remains the same: to empower entrepreneurs to turn their dreams into reality... He brings a thoughtful and proactive approach to all his cases, ensuring that potential issues/concerns that could impact his clients' businesses are identified/addressed from the outset.

As a cornerstone of John's practice, he places a strong emphasis on building enduring relationships with his clients. (This belief is mirrored not only in the superior quality of his work, but also in his commitment to provide prompt & meaningful responses to client inquiries.) He understands that in the fast-paced realm of business law, timely & clear communication is paramount.

Engaging with John M. Shari, Esq. means acquiring not just a highly skilled lawyer... but also a trusted business advisor. His unswerving dedication, deep-rooted knowledge, & strategic foresight have been instrumental in helping numerous clients navigate the complexities of business law and ensuring that their interests are best served in every transaction.

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Forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in New Jersey (NJ) offers asset protection and potential tax advantages. Key stages include: Choosing a Name: NJ LLCs must have a distinct name that includes "Limited Liability Company" or its abbreviations ("LLC" or "L.L.C."). NJ's business entity database can be checked to ensure uniqueness. If desired, names can be reserved for 120 days via a Name Reservation Request with the New Jersey Division of Revenue. Filing the Certificate of Formation: File this with the State of NJ, which details the LLC’s name, address, organizers, and purpose. A registered agent must be appointed, which could be yourself or a professional service. Obtaining an Employer Identification Number (EIN): Secure an EIN for your NJ LLC from the IRS. This is necessary for opening a business bank account and filing taxes. If the online application fails, a written request can resolve the issue, though it can take up to two months. Registering with NJ Division of Revenue: Register your LLC and its EIN with the New Jersey Division of Revenue. This can be done online, in person, or by mail. It involves providing specific business details. Drafting an Operating Agreement: This outlines management rules and member relationships within the LLC. Without one, the LLC defaults to the rules set by the New Jersey Limited Liability Company Act. The agreement can be modified by members as required. Opening a Business Bank Account: With your EIN, Certificate of Formation, and Operating Agreement, open a business bank account. Ensure diligent record-keeping of all transactions. Acquiring a Business License or Permit: Depending on the nature of your business, specific state or local government permits may be necessary. Consult with a New Jersey attorney to identify necessary licenses. Completing these steps will solidify the foundation of your NJ LLC, enabling you to proceed with practical steps such as leasing space, hiring staff, and securing clients.

NJ LLC Formation: 7 Steps You Need to Complete.

The seven steps required for your NJ LLC Formation explained. Filing Certificate of Formation, EIN, Registering with NH Division of Revenue and others.
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