Limited Partnerships

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Staying true to the brand and not compromising, contends Ron Graves, CEO of Pinkberry, is the key to the popular frozen yogurt franchise's global success.

Consider the following tips to avoid small business accounting issues and ensure the proper handling of your company's finances.

Although the S Corporation may sound like a simple business structure on the outside, here is the biggest mistake that many owners of S Corporations make.

The number one question we tax strategists always get asked is "What's the best entity structure for my business?" The answer is: It depends.

Is a limited partnership right for your small business? Learn more about how they work, why they're so popular, and what risks they involve.

There's a lot of hype surrounding the use of LLCs to organize a small business. Here are the facts you need to know before you decide.

Is a general partnership the right structure for your small business? We'll explain the advantages and disadvantages of this form of business organization.

The State Franchise Tax, a business tax imposed for the privilege of doing business in a state. Here's how this often-overlooked tax could affect your small business....

Buying a franchise with a partner can help -- or hurt -- your business. Be sure you understand the advantages and disadvantages before you buy.

Could an alliance with a big business benefit your small business? Here's how to "bag an elephant" for your firm -- without getting trampled.

The owner of Urban Green Energy, an innovative wind turbine company, explains how his small business successfully expanded into the global marketplace.

Each business entity has its own tax consequences, so you want to choose the structure that best meets your financial and business needs. In this post Nellie Akalp, CEO and co-founder of CorpNet.com,...

Tax season! It’s in full swing right now. If your business is structured as a S Corporation, Partnership, or Limited Liability Company, there are several state tax filing issues that may impact your...

You and your company should take a little time each year to prepare your company for borrowing needs. Here are ten items you should review.

Once a year, you should review all your corporate documents and update them as necessary. It prepare your company for borrowing needs and help protect your company and shareholders.

With the IRS and many state agencies stepping up collection efforts, tax season can never racking to many filers, especially sole proprietors and small businesses. It is important when preparing your income tax...

Once a year, you should review all your corporate documents, credit reports, and financing statements.