can one small ltd company borrow funds from another  unlinked small ltd company?
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only on the basis of a contractual written arrangement, providing it's not from investment capital, operating funds, and in accordance with good bussiness practice
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there has to be a transfer agent! you may have to call the company to find out. If not then try the Edgar archives in the SEC to research the company involved.
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You should be able to apply for a 90 day loan.  I forgot what they're called, but any business bank would be able to finance it..
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Depends how much money you have.  Such nores not available in small batches...as far as I know.... but in large groups.... you u got few millions..then u may be lucky contacting some brokers...
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find another interest to hold u over
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i believe the structure you are describing is:\n\nYou \n |\nLLC\n |\n GP---Other G/L Partner(s)\n\nThe LLC will be liable for debt to the general partnership.  You yourself may still be liable if the LLC corporate veil is pierced (research the case law of the state in which you organized your LLC to find what standards are used to determine whether the LLC veil can be pierced.)
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There is no law against it .. however, it all comes down to the lenders individual guidlines. Your best bet is to have your LO look at the guidlines, and or contact the underwriters, and find one that will allow it. \n\nThere are alot of ways around this problem ... If you have a good LO he will know what to do.
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To the first part, you can't. I've tried.\n\nFor grants and loans, visit your local government or search online.  \n\nLoans can be detrimental to a business because these force profits out of your pocket in order to pay the loan.
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You could make a substitution of cash for the stocks. I'm not sure you can do the substitution of cash for stock that is owned by an LLC. I think that this would be considered a sale by the LLC of the stock for the cash. You could probably get around this by distributing the stocks from the LLC to the members and do the substitution. The distribution of stock by the LLC to each member should not trigger a tax. The members would take the LLC basis in the stock.\nThis is a fairly complex transaction so I would recommend a session with a CPA or tax attorney to verify the answer.
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You can.  I currently have a 12 1/2 % investment in a company that was started about 8 years ago by 2 partners.  The partners each put in $x thousand and paid themselves back over time.  \n\nYou do need to either have the debt currently available to you (probably as an individual) or you need to have you or someone else loan you/your business the money.  Failing that, you could go to the SBA, but you may have to put your house or some other asset against the loan as collateral.
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buy out a small trucking company
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They were bought out or merged.  I don't remember who by.  I should, though, I own a mutual fund through them.
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they are loans for sme's small and medium enterprise
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Please see a lawyer, a private Ltd  company may have some exemption.\n\nLaws can vary from place to place or it may be governed by companies specific charter, the company can change the charter under certain conditions.
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If you are looking for that much amount, I suggest you check out the loan guarantees provided by the Small Business Administration http://www.sba.gov/financing . \n\nCheck the SBA list of requirements for borrowers, among them, collateral, your own equity investment (even SBA does not give out 100% of the amount you need, possibly about 80% at most),
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Personally, I think you should first get a lawyer and explain of the situation. Amongst the two partners that will start the new business, decide what assets you will split, if the none weight puller will get any of those assets. Let him know in plenty of time that you are thinking of dissolving the current company, giving him time to consider other options. Depending on how much and how long it will take you to pay off the current assets, decide who gets what. If the deadbeat put in a fare share of capital, then its only fair he get a percent of that back. Let him know the company is not meeting its standard set forth that were thought in the beginning.
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someone wants to buy partial ownership of a company, and someone wants to sell partial ownership.  The stock is transferred, and fees are extracted for the service.  Someone eventually wins and someone loses, but the financial institutions make money on the trade no matter what.