Articles, tagged with "s corporations", page 6

Real Estate Title Holding - Part Three

Corporations Corporations are a legal entity owned one or more shareholders. They can be private or public like Ford, Microsoft, Federal Express, etc. As a real estate investor, you can create your own private or closely held corporation by filing a... Read >
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Michigan Limited Liability Companies and Second Homes

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 usually ... Read >
Author: Brian P. McMahon

Expect Even More Audits in 08

Because of increasing pressure from Congress and the President, the IRS has began an effort to increase the number of audits they perform to help lower the ever growing tax gap. Eliminating the tax gap - estimated to be $312 billion to $353 per year - wou... Read >
Author: Roni Deutch

IRS Ramps Up Audits

Are IRS audits really on the rise? YES! Here are a few highlights from the IRS's audit activities in 2007: For the first time since 1998, the percentage of individual tax return audits was higher than one percent. Audits of S corporations and part... Read >
Author: Tom Wheelwright

Use Captive Insurance Companies to Save Money

Use Captive Insurance Companies to Save Money www.vebaplan.com Have you seen the commercials where certain companies advertise they can settle an IRS debt for "pennies on the dollar"? Usually the offer is too good to be true. Besides, you never want... Read >
Author: Lance Wallach

Sole Proprietorships, LLCs & Corporations: A Guide To Legal Forms of Business

For many business owners, it can be difficult to understand the differences between various types of legal business organizations. Across all types there are benefits, drawbacks and rules that apply in reference to tax, liability and structure. What's imp... Read >
Author: Andrew Brown

Timing the “S” Corporation Designation

The corporate entity is a very popular one with most businesses. Although traditional "C" corporations are frowned upon for small businesses, "S" corporations are viewed more favorably. So, just what are "S" and "C" corporations? The technical answer i... Read >
Author: Richard Chapo

Common Question about LLCs

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 Chapo

How to Choose the Right Entity for Your Business

Copyright (c) 2007 John Fraker One of the most important issues facing the Owners of a new business ? or the owners of an existing sole proprietorship or partnership who desire asset protection - is how to choose the right entity for their business. ... Read >
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“Tax Tips for your Internet Business”

There are numerous ways to slash your taxes. A savvy Internet business owner recognizes that these tax saving strategies can add up to thousands of dollars. First, let's take a look at two ways in which you can structure your Internet business. S c... Read >
Author: Matt Bacak

Choose the Best Legal Structure for Your Business

Do you know the best legal structure for your small business? Legal structure refers to the way a business is organized. Choosing the best legal structure for your business is critical, as it affects aspects of your business ranging from tax payments to... Read >
Author: Mike Goldstein

Easier to Get Rich than Ever Before

Copyright 2006 Chris Zavadowski I say: nothing is ever as good or bad as it first appears. And many have observed: one person's tragedy, another's opportunity. People tend to over-react and react too quickly to a lot of "bad" economic news, acting as i... Read >
Author: Chris Zavadowski

As SOX Costs Drop, Will SOX Opportunities Follow?

As corporate America's compliance-related costs level off, finance professionals focusing on SOX-related work may soon need to switch gears. According to a study by Financial Executives International, a trade association for executives in corporate fina... Read >
Author: Neil More

Planning for Success

Here are some general start-up tips for a successful home business. The first tip is a word of caution. It's easy to think that because your home business can bypass the lease or construction aspects of starting a business, and the overhead costs of fu... Read >
Author: Vita Vee

Iranian Oil Bourse Could Accelerate Uranium Price Rise

In mid January, we warned that you might wish to "circle the date March 20, 2006" on your calendars in red. (This past week, June Crude Oil futures hit all-time highs!) That is when Iran, the world's fourth biggest exporter of crude oil, planned to report... Read >
Author: James Finch

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