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29th September 2009
Minimum Investment and Capital Contribution Schedule
Minimum Capital Requirements
Chinese foreign investment law sets minimum Registered Capital requirements at 30,000 RMB (about US$ 4,000) for LLCs, which include Joint Ventures and Wholly Foreign O... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
Many people are surprised to learn that the LLC business entity is a fairly recent phenomenon. Wyoming was the first state to legislate the creation of LLCs in 1977. Most states didn’t jump on the LLC bandwagon until 1988 when the IRS classified the LLC... Read >
Author: wbdoyle23rd September 2009
And Discover the Best Strategy to Protect Your Business and Your Assets!
Establish your Corporation or LLC IN NEVADA with help from the professionals at Nevada Corporate Planners.
95% of all new businesses fail in the first five years, losing all thei... Read >
Author: adams77716th September 2009
With a sagging economy, businesses located in the United States are utilizing every means possible to improve their bottom lines. One under-used resource available to California-based corporations are California tax incentives. You may be able to take a... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick16th September 2009
As an accountant, many business owners ask me about the difference between an LLC and an LLP. Fortunately for them and for you, the LLC versus LLP question isn't too difficult to answer
Usually, the right answer is "Go with the LLC." But let me explain... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson11th September 2009
Did you know that an Umbrella Company only acts as an employer for contractors who are independent and work under a temporary contract that is availed through a special employment agency? Do you know what a LLC, PLC and a ULC really is?
Here is a brie... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson06th September 2009
A business name can be a huge factor in the ultimate success or failure of the entity. Unfortunately, many people fail to give a lot of thought to it prior to moving forward. There are many factors to consider including something memorable, a name related... Read >
Author: wbdoyle20th August 2009
The LLC is touted as a great business entity for small businesses. This is particularly true for single member LLCs. If you are considering forming one of these entities, it is important to realize there are pros and cons that need to be taken into accoun... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo19th August 2009
They say the only sure things in life are death and taxes. For small businesses, the adage should be if you don’t manage your taxes, they will be the death of your business! Failure to keep up with tax liability is a common pitfall for business owners, ... Read >
Author: K. MacKillop17th August 2009
Accountants, attorneys and fellow entrepreneurs sometimes will sometimes tell you that a limited liability company offers less legal protection than a traditional corporation.
I'm not an attorney. But I have taught graduate-level tax classes about limi... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson10th August 2009
What is low cost country sourcing? (LCCS)
Is a strategy in which a firm sources material parts, products and services
from countries with lower labour and production costs in order to cut operating expenses.
Is China still suitable for LCCS?
Yes... Read >
Author: roger31st July 2009
Recent IRS statistics say that S corporations represent the most popular form of small business corporation. That's understandable. S corporations provide some powerful tax savings benefits for small business owners and investors.
Unfortunately, the S ... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright16th July 2009
Although the LLC in itself was founded in the United States, the brainchild for this idea was actually first raised elsewhere. There are new elements in the actual letter of what makes an LLC, but the first seed of the idea came from the German business c... Read >
Author: mgordon20th June 2009
Entity layering is a key concept in risk management. It is like the layers of an onion. The outside of the onion is the toughest layer and there are many layers to the onion. As soon as you peel that first layer back, a chemical reaction begins, because... Read >
Author: shreebest11th June 2009
Entity layering is a key concept in risk management. It is like the layers of an onion. The outside of the onion is the toughest layer and there are many layers to the onion. As soon as you peel that first layer back, a chemical reaction begins, because t... Read >
Author: Don Burnham18th May 2009
If you’re ready to form an LLC in California, the best course of action is to hire a professional who specializes in the formation of Limited Liability Companies and corporations. If you make rookie mistakes, it could have a huge impact on your business... Read >
Author: DirectTM14th May 2009
Considering the idea of starting a business? Now may be a great time. But you'll need to address of the following four points:
Checklist Item #1: Choose the Right Entity
You can operate your business in a variety of ways. Individuals, for example, c... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson05th May 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Jeffrey Matsen
One of the principal legal benefits for business owners and real estate investors in using LLCs to conduct their businesses and hold their real estate is the limited liability shield provided by LLC statutes to LLC mem... Read >
Author: Jeffrey R. Matsen01st April 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Jeffrey Matsen
IX. Sophisticated Asset Protection Planning Methods
A. Introduction
In the right context and for the right client with sufficient property to warrant in depth planning, more sophisticated planning steps are avail... Read >
Author: Jeffrey R. Matsen02nd March 2009
Recent Internal Revenue Service data show that S corporations represent the most popular form of incorporation. That's understandable. S corporations often save lots of tax for small businesses.
Unfortunately, the S corporation's extra accounting compl... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson18th December 2008
Last week, we talked about what a business entity is and whether you should use one for your business, .. the short answer? Yes, if you want to grow your business and shield your personal assets from your business activities.
This week, we'll cover wha... Read >
Author: Alexis Martin Neely02nd December 2008
New business owners sometimes wrestle with the question, "limited liability company versus an S corporation," as they think about starting a new business. But that's too bad. Because the question is surprising easy to answer...
The Answer is Always "LL... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson30th October 2008
So you've heard about self directed ira investments and have some questions. What are self directed ira investments and how can you cash in on the rewards of ira permitted investments.
First of all, self directed ira investments are just that. They are... Read >
Author: Jim Riley04th September 2008
CORPORATETAX DATA ORGANIZERFOR: Corporations, Partnerships, LLCs and LLPsClient Name(s)___________________________ Tax Year_____
I (we) have submitted this information for the sole purpose of preparing my (our) taxreturn(s). Each item can be substantiate... Read >
Author: Morrie Finkelstein02nd September 2008
It takes more than just an idea, some money and an office to get a business up and running. You need an infrastructure. Just what does it mean to set up a business infrastructure? It takes some planning and making a few key decisions before you sign any l... Read >
Author: René Lacerte23rd July 2008
If you have read anything about opening a business or growing the business you already have, it's likely you've seen the term joint venture, or JV. A joint venture is a way for you to partner with another business for a specific reason or reasons. You mig... Read >
Author: Kanwaljit Kaur22nd July 2008
Introduction
There are two types of corporations:
•S corporations, and
•C corporations
We will take a close look at the drawbacks and S corporation advantages, also known as S corps.
S corps offer limited liability and simple tax treatmen... Read >
Author: Nick Braun EA PhD02nd July 2008
Both sole proprietors and partnerships can convert to a limited liability company. Owners of LLCs are called members, not shareholders.
Until recently some states did not allow one-member LLCs . This is no longer the case. One-member LLCs are allowed i... Read >
Author: Nick Braun EA PhD25th June 2008
If you manage a small business or venture that's setup as an LLC, setting up Microsoft's Small Business Accounting software can be sort of complicated because of the LLC itself. Fortunately, you can try some easy techniques for getting your new accounting... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson20th June 2008
So you've heard about self directed ira investments and have some questions. What are self directed ira investments and how can you cash in on the rewards of ira permitted investments.
First of all, self directed ira investments are just that. They are... Read >
Author: Jim Riley20th June 2008
Running your small business as an LLC or limited liability company? Installing the QuickBooks accounting software in your situation can be complicated. But in a sense, that's a good thing. The complexity comes from the financial flexibility that your limi... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson15th May 2008
Now that we’ve given you the heads up on the kinds of business structures available to you, we will take you through the 5 critical factors that you need to evaluate before choosing a business structure:
1. Legal liability – The single most importa... Read >
Author: Akhil Shahani08th May 2008
Limited Liability Companies and Your Second Home
By
Brian P. McMahon
www.tpalaw.com
If you own a second home, a vacation home, vacant or rental property, it should be owned by a limited liability company (“LLC”). A word of caution, a LLC is usu... Read >
Author: Brian P. McMahon08th April 2008
A Limited Liabilities Company is a business structure formed loosely on a German style of business called GmbH (legal abbreviation) and literally means limited liability. The concept spread throughout Central Europe and in 1997 the first LLC was formed in... Read >
Author: groshan fabiola03rd April 2008
Every businessman has a lot of problems when he started his own business. The structure of the business company is one of the main problems. Every structure of the business company has some advantages. Off course the main point for the decision of the str... Read >
Author: Vlada26th January 2008
Corporate credit or business credit, a revolution in the lending world, is here to stay. An unsecured loan, issued to a business entity without holding owners’ personal assets or credit rating, corporate credits have given a new dimension to debts. You ... Read >
Author: Trent Lee21st September 2007
Limited Liability Company is a popular model which is used for leading a small business. LLC not only designs but conducts the process of construction regarding to the made design as well.Presenting a model of business ownership the LLC combines some par... Read >
Author: andrewshw219th July 2007
The limited liability company is a popular business entity for small businesses. Here are some common questions and answers regarding the entity.
LLC stands for limited liability company. The entity was first created in Wyoming in the late 1970s, but ... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo27th June 2007
It goes without saying that the LLC is the media darling when it comes to choosing an entity for small businesses. In some cases, however, an LLC is at a disadvantage compared to an S Corporation.
Originating in the late 1970s in Wyoming, Limited Liab... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo10th June 2007
If you've done any kind of research about starting a business or helping your new business to grow, you've probably run across the term "joint venture" or "JV." A joint venture is a means of partnering with someone else for specific business reasons, such... Read >
Author: Justin Bryce04th June 2007
When considering business entities, it can be easy to lose the forest for the trees. Half the battle is simply understanding the different language used for LLCs and corporations.
When it comes to the language of business entities, the first issue is ... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo09th February 2007
More than a few people prefer to form corporations to protect their businesses, but look for a more favorable tax situation. The answer, of course, is the S-corporation.
For a long time, corporations were the dominant business entity available to mos... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo09th February 2007
Limited liability companies are the popular new choice for business start-ups. The “LLC” has only been in existence for roughly 26 years and there are some definite pros and cons.
A limited liability company is a creature of state law. Prior to th... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo09th November 2006
Meaningful Information you Have to Distinguish about the State of Nevada Corporation and LLCs!
86% of legal entities took shape in the State of Nevada do not take an business office, mail forwarding, bank accounts or phone lines!
... Read >
Author: John Hinkle21st October 2006
Every once in awhile, government passes a law that makes you smile. The creation of the limited liability company constituted just such an act.
Understanding the Magnificent Limited Liability Company
There are two primary ways something becomes law... Read >
Author: Gerard Simington21st October 2006
Over the last 30 years, limited liability companies have become a very popular choice as a business entity among small businesses. While the entity is a good choice, there are some tax issues that must be considered.
Limited Liability Companies and Ta... Read >
Author: Gerard Simington18th August 2005
A business name can be a huge factor in the ultimate success or failure of the entity. Unfortunately, many people fail to give a lot of thought to it prior to moving forward. There are many factors to consider including something memorable, a name related... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo10th August 2005
Many people are surprised to learn that the LLC business entity is a fairly recent phenomenon. Wyoming was the first state to legislate the creation of LLCs in 1977. Most states didn't jump on the LLC bandwagon until 1988 when the IRS classified the LLC a... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo
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