Business For Status In Washington
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The state's LLC Act doesn't specifically define this term, but its tax laws indicate that you are considered to be “doing business” in Washington and required to foreign qualify if: You have an established and continuous physical presence in the state, such as offices, stores, warehouses, etc.
This protection is essential for any business owner. To conduct an LLC check, visit the state's Secretary of State website. Most states offer online tools for this purpose. Enter the LLC name or registration number to obtain the necessary information.
Visit The Washington Secretary of State Business Search You will find information concerning their status (active or inactive) and even the UBI number. Searching through the Washington business name database makes it easier for you to find out if your desired business name is available or not.
Corporation or Limited Liability Company (LLC) If your business structure is a Corporation, Limited Liability Company, Liability Company, or Limited Liability Partnership, you must file with the Washington Secretary of State before completing the Business License Application.
To perform a WA LLC search, visit the Washington Secretary of State's website. Use the dedicated search tool to enter the company name or registration number, and review the search results for details like compliance status and filing history.
Find a corporation or LLC registered in Washington with the Office of the Secretary of State's advanced business search. Use the Department of Labor & Industries' verify tool to make sure a contractor or tradesperson is registered and licensed and read the hiring a contractor page for more guidance.
Most Washington LLCs are Washington State holding companies and do not have business licenses, but if you're going to operate a business here in WA, you'll need to get registered with both departments. You must have a Washington Registered Agent.
Definition—Doing business in Washington. A corporation or business entity is "doing business in Washington state" for purposes of RCW 42.17A. 405 if it conducts continuous or substantial activities in Washington state of such character as to give rise to a legal obligation.
Most Washington LLCs are Washington State holding companies and do not have business licenses, but if you're going to operate a business here in WA, you'll need to get registered with both departments. You must have a Washington Registered Agent. You can sign up for our registered agent service for $65 a year.
