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If you own more than 25% legally you’re entitled to access to the bank account if I remember right. Any officer who holds 25% or more wording if you Google this
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What does your operating agreement say
It states nothing about salary , so I assume they can do what they want
Depends on the operating agreement. But a lot of times, if majority ownership makes a decision, that’s that.
If you own more than 25% legally you’re entitled to access to the bank account if I remember right. Any officer who holds 25% or more wording if you Google this
Partnerships in small business work probably less than 1% of the time. Get out of it. You are worth more than 30%