Posts tagged with "businesslawyer"



Business · February 09, 2021
How to Pay Yourself as the Owner of an LLC
One of the most exciting parts of owning a business is paying your own hard work. And yet, some business owners don't pay themselves or rely on inconsistent income to avoid owing taxes. But the right way to pay yourself from your business depends on the type of entity structure you use to establish your company. That's why entrepreneurs are advised to structure their business as an LLC. In this way, you can protect yourself from debts and lawsuits related to your company and save on taxes.
Business · February 02, 2021
4 Estate Planning Documents No Entrepreneur  Should Be Without
Every entrepreneur understands the value of effective business planning but seldom are those who are aware of the critical role estate planning plays in their company's success. Without a proper estate plan, the business you worked so hard to build could be at serious risk if something happens to you or in the event of incapacitation. Don't put your most valuable asset at risk. If you haven't created a proper estate plan, your business is missing one of its most essential components.
Business · January 12, 2021
Legal Issues to Consider Before Hiring
With all the challenges businesses are facing right now, some are still experiencing tremendous growth. But planning for business expansion requires a stronger workforce, which means more hiring. This is just another challenge you'll face since it involves additional legal requirements that you'll need to comply with to avoid conflict with your new team. Though expansion provides a great opportunity to build more profit, it can also expose your business to additional risk.
Business · March 31, 2020
How (and Why) to Keep Your Corporate Records Up to Date
Good record-keeping definitely isn't the flashiest or most exciting part of your business. It's tiresome to dig around dozens of files for several years: information to complete your taxes, get access to capital, or defend your assets, if necessary. But having complete records is crucial if you ever end up in a lawsuit, you need to be able to prove to anyone who files suit against you that the "corporate veil" is in place. Here's what you need to make sure your records are kept in order.