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Both researchers have given me good information. I guess I need to
study the government publication recommended by TaxMama. Thanks, guys!

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Thanks Taxmama,  I will contact Safeco and see what they have to offer!

Great answer! I appreciate the time.

I wanted a firm who accepts credit cards; this answer didn't give me
that information directly.

Thank you. #1 cleared up a lot of things for me and the other
responses are very helpful. Thank you for taking the time to answer my
question.

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Very good response.  Thank you for your help.

The answer gave me a jump start into the area of affiliate marketing! Thanks a lot!

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Great answer!  Thanks for your help TaxMama!

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Very helpful

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Thanks

Very knowledgeable answer about taxes.  Great value for the price.

Good answer and good discussion on followup- very helpful.

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Thanks for the advise and help everyone.  Taxmama, you are a great resource.

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answered very fast. thank you!

This has been very helpful.  Very complete and thorough.  Referrals
for Northern California would be much appreciated.  Thanks again!

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Good answer - something new and different I had not known about.

Excellent, and fast!  Thank you.

She gave a comprehensive answer, more than I expected and also quickly
followed up with the clarification.

This is great even though it is at odds with our tax ID on the trust
which is not one of our ss#s. It is a 77# (as opposed to a 68 EIN corp
#).The Sub-S may be the best advice and I will look into it. Please
comment on this delemma between the sub-s and living trust and take
the extra $25 "tip" if you do comment. Here is the answer I received
from LZ: An LLC is able to own more than one business; one way to do
this is to form a separate DBA (Doing Business As) for each business
or by forming a separate LLC for each business.  These can be separate
and distinct entities or can operate under (owned by the LLC) the
scope of the parent LLC.  This is just one of the many ways to achieve
your goal.  For further clarification please feel free to contact me
via phone.

2.      Generally speaking, a trust is able to own an LLC or any type
of business for that matter.

3.      The trust cannot be liable for any personal liability or
business liability, even if it is an investor in the business.
Comments please? You did a good job, thanks.

Comprehensive answer, with good advice. Thank you.

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Thanks so much for your help!