Posts tagged with "business entity"



Business · December 08, 2022
3 Vital But Often-Overlooked Metrics All Businesses Should Track
Tracking your key metrics is essential to your success as a business, but between the lines and the graphs, it's easy to lose sight of what's coming. Why not make things easier by breaking down all those numbers into three vital but often overlooked metrics? Let's look at three metrics we recommend you track. Read here to learn more...
Business · December 01, 2022
4 Essential Legal Agreements No Business Should Be Without
Having the right core documents creates a solid foundation for your business. In the best case, you will have smoother growth. In the worst case, you will catch problems before they mushroom into more significant issues. This article contains 4 essential legal agreements that every startup and small business should have. These are...
Estate Planning · July 29, 2022
4 Essential Strategies For Protecting Your Family's Assets
You might think only the wealthy need to worry about asset protection planning. But the truth is that if you don't have millions, you may be at even greater risk. For instance, if you're a multi-millionaire, a $50,000 judgment against you might not be that big of a deal. But it could be devastating for a family with a modest income, savings, and home. Before it's too late, learn the strategies you may use to safeguard your assets.
Business · December 28, 2021
4 Ways A Business Lawyer Can Support Your Startup
The constant whirlwind of excitement and activity surrounding the launch of your startup can leave you feeling overwhelmed. You can get so focused on the day-to-day tasks and responsibilities of getting your operation up and running that you neglect some of your company's most vital legal components. Because you're so busy and likely not generating much revenue during the startup phase, it may be tempting to try to handle everything on your own and not seek out the support of a business lawyer.
Business · September 28, 2021
3 Pitfalls To Avoid When Buying An Existing Business
Building a business from scratch can involve years of working long hours for little to no financial reward. In fact, whether your company can generate a profit or not, starting your own business can consume your life like few other activities. However, buying an existing business isn't without its own challenges. It'll also require hard work and sacrifice, and no matter how successful the company was under its former owner, there's no guarantee you will experience the same prosperity.
Business · June 15, 2021
4 Factors To Consider When Choosing A Business Entity - Part 2
The entity you choose for your business affects everything contracted by your company. Your business entity will determine the amount of taxes you pay, what kind of records you keep, and how vulnerable your assets are to lawsuits. Among the different business entities, all companies should be one of the following legal structures: a sole proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or limited liability company (LLC).
Business · June 08, 2021
4 Factors To Consider When Choosing A Business Entity - Part 1
When starting a business, you have to make a ton of decisions. Deciding what to name your company and hiring employees, what kind of products or services you should sell, and how to fund your operation, getting your business off the ground comes with a nearly endless number of decisions. Of all these decisions, perhaps none is more important or has a more significant impact on your success (or failure) than your choice of business entity structure.
Business · May 04, 2021
4 Tips for Running a Business With Your Spouse - Without Ruining Your Marriage
Going into business with your spouse or romantic partner can be an amazing opportunity—but it can just as easily be an absolute nightmare if not handled properly. Regardless of how amazing your love life may be, there's no guarantee you'll be equally compatible in a working relationship. It can potentially wreck both your business and marriage if things don't work out. Make sure to clarify the potential problems, risks, and benefits before jumping into business together.