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03rd August 2009
Is it true in busiess what is true in life about money? Its not what one earns, its what one saves. This sure does seem true for both personal finance, and business. Perhaps when applying this saying to the business world it should be amended to the fol... Read >
Author: Geoffrey Mcintosh27th July 2009
The term “LLC” is short for “Limited Liability Company” and not, as some people erroneously presume, Limited Liability Corporation. In fact, an LLC is set up specifically by business members who wish to avoid the limitations that incorporation wou... Read >
Author: mgordon22nd July 2009
There is some confusion between what constitutes an LLC and what constitutes a corporation – indeed this exists to the point where many people still erroneously refer to an LLC as a “Limited Liability Corporation” where the “C” actually stands f... Read >
Author: mgordon19th June 2009
Establishing a business credit and keeping it in excellent standing is important for any business. Even if you’ve started as a home based business or a small business, surely you have plans of making it bigger in the industry. Sooner or later, when yo... Read >
Author: Pamela Williams27th March 2009
If you read this headline and thought, I do not need business credit because--
I work out of my house.
I only work part-time.
We just have a mom-and-pop shop.
It is just me anyway.
Incorporating takes money. I can open a DBA business with a ch... Read >
Author: Pat Gage25th March 2009
Do you know what four of the most important things every business needs to do to get the money they need.
Creating business credit is not as simple as putting your business name on a credit application. Unless you use certain strategies when creating y... Read >
Author: Pat Gage06th March 2009
For years smaller businesses used the structure of an S-corporation to benefit from “pass-through taxation” while avoiding the double taxation imposed on a C Corporation. Then in 1988 the IRS decided to get in sync with several states which had passe... Read >
Author: mgordon03rd February 2009
Business owners often struggle with whether or not they should form a limited liability company for a new entrepreneurial venture. And that maybe makes sense. Deciding to form a limited liability corporation requires thoughtful analysis.
Unfortunately,... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson02nd December 2008
"Death is not the biggest fear we have; our biggest fear is taking the risk to be alive -- the risk to be alive and express what we really are." Don Miguel Ruiz
When you think of your self employment dream -you may find yourself saying:
* I don't kn... Read >
Author: ann ronan24th July 2008
Thinking about incorporating your business or investment in Nevada? Consider these seven tips to make the process easier, to minimize mistakes, and to avoid trouble.
Tip #1: Don't choose Nevada unless you operate in Nevada
Let's get this first tip o... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson23rd July 2008
A joint venture can be a very profitable business move. In such an arrangement, two or more separate businesses form another entity under shared control. Most of the time the "parent" companies retain their own interests outside of the venture, but everyt... Read >
Author: Dharmender Kumar23rd July 2008
A joint venture can be a very profitable business move. In such an arrangement, two or more separate businesses form another entity under shared control. Most of the time the "parent" companies retain their own interests outside of the venture, but everyt... Read >
Author: Dharmender Kumar21st July 2008
What is a Limited Liability Corporation?
Limited Liability Company (LLC) is a cross between a Partnership and a Corporation. It combines the benefits offered by a Partnership with the advantages of a Corporation. Compared to the two, LLC is also easi... Read >
Author: Mesriani Law Group10th July 2008
Businesses, their owners and investors regularly worry about asset protection. Of course, sometimes, people worry too much about lawsuits and unethical creditors. And, sure, prudent management of a business or investment combined with a good insurance pol... Read >
Author: Stephen L. Nelson17th June 2008
Doctors who are interested in learning how niche medical practices can help them make their business operations more efficient will be interested in discovering the sensibility of a limited liability corporation (LLC). Even physicians who are much better ... Read >
Author: JamesE26th March 2008
When is there not a time when small business owners need cash for advertising, inventory, marketing, expansion and even for start-up costs? And when asked, most business owners feel their only resources for funding were local banks and credit unions.
... Read >
Author: Floyd Tapia26th February 2008
When you form an LLC, or "limited liability corporation," you establish your business as a legal entity separate from yourself. This protects both your personal assets and your personal credit status in the event that some liability is incurred, or you en... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick15th November 2007
When considering the best approach for incorporating your business, many small business owners lean towards the solution of incorporating online. As a small business owner choosing to incorporate online provides you with several online services to help wi... Read >
Author: Wayne Hemrick19th June 2007
1) Should I protect my home and personal assets by incorporating my business?
Typically, yes. The single most important reason for incorporating is the fact that debts of the corporation and claims against the corporation will not adversely affect your... Read >
Author: David Slepkow, Rhode Island Lawyer15th June 2007
1) Should I protect my home and personal assets by incorporating my business?
Typically, yes. The single most important reason for incorporating is the fact that debts of the corporation and claims against the corporation will not adversely affect your... Read >
Author: David Slepkow, Rhode Island Lawyer03rd April 2007
The limited liability company (aka L.L.C. or LLC) is the strongest asset protection devise for your business replacing the sub chapter "S" corporation. The LLC offers limited liability to the owners of a business and, additionally, the limited liability c... Read >
Author: Rocco Beatrice08th January 2007
Many businesses need licenses to function and indeed, to be legal. If you want to buy and sell real estate you need a real estate license, likewise for insurance, stocks and bonds, etc. Many licenses are required if you want to go into the food business... Read >
Author: AdamHeist28th September 2006
Below is a letter from Mr. John L. Morgan, beneficial owner of approximately 7% of Lenox (LNX), to Ms. Susan E. Engel, Chairwoman and CEO of Lenox.
Dear Susan,
When your board offered me a directorship on September 18, 2006, we discussed the reasons... Read >
Author: Geoff Gannon02nd August 2006
As a National Wholesale supplier of window blinds, shades and shutters, I have had the privilege of helping many men and women start their own businesses. It is most satisfying to see the success of our stay home moms who develop significant home based b... Read >
Author: MB gournay05th January 2006
The money in your IRA is your money. Every cent you put into that IRA was hard-earned, and if you really think about it, it's not growing fast enough. What's worse, you're a few years away from retirement. Can you really bear the thought of NOT retirin... Read >
Author: David S10th August 2005
Simply put, a corporation is a form of business entity. You probably already know this, so this article delves into a few of the particulars.
Separate Entity
For legal purposes, a corporation is considered a separate legal entity from those forming ... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo
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