Every single business will go through a transition – a sale, a transition to the next generation, or a liquidation. It’s never to soon to prepare for any of those possibilities….
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Business Law
Estate Planning that Means Business
With a key part of business planning being succession planning,an ESOP can provide a very viable solution for many business owners.
Government Here to Help Business Owners Help Themselves – Really!
We want to help our business clients understand the Employee retention credits available as part of the CARES Act.
SECURE 2.0 Helps Those Who Help Themselves – and their Employees
SECURE 2.0 legislation offers many opportunities for employers to offer retirement planning benefits to employees and also benefit their own bottom line….
Keep 3 things in mind when choosing a business entity
You may have dreamed of starting your own company for years before you were able to start making that dream a reality. From time to time, you may have thought about numerous things, such as whether you would have a brick-and-mortar establishment, what products or...
Selling a Business Has to Work on All Fronts
Selling a business involves many considerations, including doing the right thing for employees, partners, and family members.
Savvy Business Owners Think About the Unthinkable
Business owners need to anticipate future contingencies and insure against risks in order to protect both family members and co workers.
In Estate Planning, Equality and Fairness Might Be Two Different Things
When deciding how to split your assets among your children, there are many factors to consider. “Fair” doesn’t always mean equal….
Will Business Partners Be Ready to Sell at the Same Time?
Even for small businesses, there are aspects of law that must be considered during the framing of the business. What if one partner wants to sell out, but the other does not?
Pine Box Estate Planning – It’s Not Just About You
Even business owners who are in good health and who intend to run their businesses up until they die – need contingency planning in consideration of their family members, employees, and customers.
