Articles, tagged with "business entity", page 2
22nd December 2009
In this article we look at how compromise agreements could come into play in relation to TUPE transfers.Under TUPE, an employer will have a number of obligations to its employees. When considering a TUPE business transfer, an employer will need to give co...
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Author:
Clayton Ayers
25th November 2009
A Non Governmental Organization (NGO) is an association of a body of individuals with a non-profit motive. An association of persons with non-profit motive i.e. NGO formation can be done under some Indian Acts. NGO formation can be done as charitable trus...
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Author:
chaman goyal
06th September 2009
A corporate image is more than just what you think about your business or organization. It is what people, clients, or prospects think about you based on the way you have projected your company to the public. It is more than just claiming you have a good ...
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Author:
Hazel Milton
17th August 2009
Partnerships can be considered as the simplest form of co-owned business entity in terms of establishment, procedures and maintenance.A partnership refers to a co-owned business structure in which the partners or owners share both the profits and the loss...
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Author:
Mesriani Law Group
23rd April 2009
Think of eCommerce and the first few features that strike any mind are - a global marketplace - increased sales - increased profits! Not that you start claiming better margin of profit online, but because various expenses relating to marketing, promotiona...
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Author:
adityaa.singh@hotmail.com
01st December 2008
Dissolution of Your Business Entity
by
Brian P. McMahon, Esq.
(Originally published in the Troff, Petzke & Ammeson Newsletter at www.tpalaw.com/Newsletter.
There are primarily four reasons why a business entity is dissolved. These are: 1.) r...
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Author:
Brian P. McMahon
18th November 2008
Partnership
Partnership is a type of business structure that has two or more owners and has not been registered as either a limited liability company or a corporation. It may be considered as the cheapest and simplest business entity that can be establ...
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Author:
Mesriani Law Group
21st January 2008
FDI in India- Luring World to InvestmentAn Article by Rajiv Tuli, Advocate*I. Introduction Foreign direct investment, in the common parlance, is defined as a company from one country making a physical investment into building of its business in another co...
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Author:
Rajiv Tuli, Advocate
09th January 2007
As you may know, there are two types of corporations for tax and legal purposes. The "C" corporation is a more formal structure than the "S" corporation and taxed differently.
Converting from a C Corp to an S Corp
When forming a business entity, ma...
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Author:
Richard Chapo
12th March 2006
Online business is an energetic means to reach a large and varied potential customer base. Wide its wide access, a customer can gets connected to the world i.e. making a whole world as its market. So, if you're concerned in using website advertising to pr...
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Author:
kirk Bach
30th August 2005
A corporation is the biggest type of business entity. So how does one creates one of these giants? But first it is important to define the term CORPORATION- a corporation is an artificial legal entity which is chartered by a state and formed to conduct bu...
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Author:
Jinky Mesias