Starting a Business
Starting a Business
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Does My Business Need an Employer Identification Number (EIN)?
An EIN is a unique tax identification number for your business, and easy to obtain.
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Forming a Professional Limited Liability Company
A PLLC is a special kind of business entity available to licensed professionals.
Running Your Business
Running Your Business
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Piercing the Corporate Veil and Protecting Your Liability
When a court pierces the corporate veil, owners and shareholders are personally liable for the debts of the business.
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Do You Need a Buyout Agreement?
A buyout agreement is an important tool to allow you to plan for the future of your business.
Changing Business Structures
Changing Business Structures
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How to Convert a Sole Proprietorship to an LLC
When you convert your sole proprietorship to an LLC, you formalize the business and enjoy limited liability.
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Can You Convert an LLC to a Corporation?
An LLC can transition to a corporation, but conversion might mean more paperwork and taxes.
Understanding Business Taxes
Understanding Business Taxes
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Most employers are required to withhold and pay income taxes on behalf of their employees.
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What Do I Do With This 1099 MISC?
If you've been doing contract work, the IRS is likely to send you a 1099 MISC.
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When Must You Withhold Taxes For Someone Who Works For You?
If you have employees, chances are you must withhold taxes.
Going Out of Business
Going Out of Business
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You can dissolve a partnership informally, but taking the steps to wind up the business can limit your liability.
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Once you decide to close your LLC, you have a number of steps to take to protect your liability.
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What is the Best Business Structure for an Independent Contractor?
Sole proprietorships, partnerships, LLCs, and corporations are all business structures that independent contractors should explore.
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Understanding Joint Ventures and How They Work
Forming a joint venture is an opportunity to expand your business and reach new customers by working with another individual or business.
Limited Liability Companies (LLC)
MoreLimited Liability Companies (LLC)
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How to Start an LLC in 6 Simple Steps
A simple LLC start guide, with answers to common questions.
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Advantages and Disadvantages of LLCs
A quick summary of the pros and cons of forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC)