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The problem remains - you want to reduce the privacy an LLC provides - but in the end, it's all individuals who are protecting their privacy with an LLC. So by
by refurb 3y ago
The problem remains - you want to reduce the privacy an LLC provides - but in the end, it's all individuals who are protecting their privacy with an LLC.
So by reducing the privacy an LLC provides, you are reducing the privacy of individuals.
- AnarchismIsCool 3y ago....At that point, the privacy to do what? If it's just to avoid taxes or commit financial crimes I don't think that flies.
- refurb 3y agoThe privacy for your business dealings to not be public. No different than say banks keeping account owner information private.