[RPPTL-constructionlaw] Entity Conversion and Licensing Question

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NO,.  per the agency.....10 cents please, but I would love to defend them against the department.

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Subject: [RPPTL-constructionlaw] Entity Conversion and Licensing Question

Interested in folks' thoughts on this:

Entity A, Inc., converts to Entity A+, LLC. Same Federal Tax ID number. Not an asset sale, but the entity is simply converted from a Sub-S corporation to an LLC under the applicable statutes permitting such a conversion.

Entity A had qualifiers in the trades where it worked (MEP). Is Entity A+, LLC properly licensed upon the conversion without further DBPR/CILB filings?

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