text: import React from "react";
  import Layout from "../../../components/layout";
  import SEO from "../../../components/seo";
  import { Heading } from "../../../atomic/atoms/typography/heading";
  //Sections
  import Top from "../../../atomic/partials/top";
  import About from "../../../atomic/sections/research-topics/general-research/llc-inc-designator-companies-name";
  import Related from "../../../atomic/sections/learning-center-entity/help-center-article/related";
  import Categories from "../../../atomic/sections/learning-center-entity/help-center-article/categories";
  import Service from "../../../atomic/sections/learning-center-entity/help-center/service";
  import Tools from "../../../atomic/sections/learning-center-entity/help-center-article/tools";
  import Rocket from "../../../atomic/sections/review-entity-types/c-corporation/rocket";
  import Searchbar from "../../../atomic/molecules/form/help-center-searchbar";
  //Texts
  import {
  	top,
  	rocket,
  	categories,
  	service,
  	tools,
  } from "../../../static/learning-center-entity/help-center-article";
  import { about } from "../../../static/research-topics/general-research/llc-inc-designator-companies-name";
  
  import { related } from "../../../static/research-topics/general-research";
  import { Helmet } from "react-helmet";
  import {HeadingP} from "../../../atomic/atoms/typography/heading-to-p";
  
  const HelpCenter = () => {
  	const currentUri =
  		typeof window !== "undefined" ? window.location.pathname : "";
  	const relatedInfo = {
  		header: `Related Articles`,
  		text: `Other users were also interested in knowing about…`,
  		buttons: related.buttons.filter((item) => {
  			return item.url !== currentUri;
  		}),
  	};
  
  	React.useEffect(() => {
  		const el = document.getElementById("answers");
  		el.scrollIntoView({
  			behavior: "smooth",
  			block: "start",
  		});
  	});
  
  	return (
  		<Layout>
  			<SEO
  				title="Does the designator “LLC” or “Inc.“ always need to be included in your companies name?"
  				description="Q & A for LLC and other forms of corporations. Learning Center for Incorporating in every state."
  			/>
  			<Top
  				imageName="mrs-bulb-help-center-article"
  				imageAlt="Mrs Bulb and with checklist"
  				ovalColor="green"
  			>
  				<Heading size={2} template={1} left>
  					{top.header}
  				</Heading>
  				<HeadingP size={3}>{top.text}</HeadingP>
  				<Searchbar />
  			</Top>
  			<About content={about} />
  			<Related content={relatedInfo} />
  			<Categories content={categories} />
  			<Service content={service} />
  			<Tools content={tools} />
  			<Rocket content={rocket} />
  			<Helmet>
  				<script type="application/ld+json">
  					{`{
                          "@context": "https://schema.org",
                          "@type": "FAQPage",
                          "mainEntity": {
                          "@type": "Question",
                          "name": "Does the designator “LLC” or “Inc.” always need to be included in your companies
                          name?",
                          "acceptedAnswer": {
                          "@type": "Answer",
                          "text": "When filing the articles of organization for an LLC or articles of Incorporation for a
                          corporation, the state requires that a designator is included such as “LLC” or “Inc.” which will
                          signify that the company is organized as an LLC or incorporated as a corporation. Many
                          business owners often omit the designator for marketing or advertising purposes.
                          Leaving the word “LLC” or “Inc.” off the company name may have unintended consequences for
                          the company’s owners. It should always be clear that the company is a limited liability company
                          or corporation, in its absence the courts could rule that the owners have entered into a
                          transaction in an individual capacity, and not on behalf of their company. This may result in
                          personal liability for the owners of a company and it is therefore advisable to always include the
                          company designator on all marketing, business cards and websites. Following this basic rule will
                          indicate the existence of an incorporated entity and provide limited liability protection to the
                          owners. It is also highly recommended that the owners of a company always enter into contracts
                          as members of an LLC or officers of a corporation and never as individuals."
                          }}
                      }`}
  				</script>
  			</Helmet>
  		</Layout>
  	);
  };
  
  export default HelpCenter;
  