Capital contributions by business owners are the lifeblood of any newly formed business entity. Typically the lifeblood consists of cash, but not always. In many instances the contribution may consist ...

"Too many partners assume their capital will be returned quickly and in a lump sum, only to discover offsets or delays they hadn’t anticipated," says Tina Solis of Nixon Peabody in a conversation with ...

A Limited Liability Company capital account is a way to keep track of an individual member's investment in the business. If the business was sold, or the member wanted to sell her share of the ...

Each member of a limited liability company has two components to his equity in the company: the investment he makes and his share of the profit. If the company dissolves, no profits are paid until all ...