Legal Tips and Insight

Taking power into their own hands: How California nurses are taking control of their lives and making more money by taking advantage of the S-Corp right now!

Navigating the Trademark Landscape: An In-Depth Guide to Protecting Your Brand

10 Things Every Business Owner Must Know To Protect A Growing Business

Is your Business Prepared to face These 5 Critical Legal Issues in the New Year?

Starting January 1 st, 2024, Business owners will have to file what is being called “Beneficial Ownership Information”, with the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network. For those who don’t know, the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, most commonly known as FinCEN is a bureau of the U.S. Department of Treasury.

The coronavirus pandemic put today’s modern world into new territories of fear and uncertainty, as society faced widely scaled anxieties about what the new future would look like. Business owners in particular were some of the population that experienced these anxieties in a new way.

When starting a new business, there are a few different questions that you should consider. The most important question to consider is what type of business entity should you operate under. But, how exactly do you choose that entity? And, once you’ve chosen one, how will it affect your business? These are all important questions to ask yourself as your entity is will have an impact on your liabilities, your tax treatment, and the way you operate in general.