Family Law
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Tax Deductions
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Tax Law
Can an ex-husband who lost the business through divorce take a tax loss? Can you deduct mileage and car payments? We've got answers.
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Income Tax
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Tax Law
How do you determine if unusual expenses, especially those that also yield a personal benefit, are fair-and-square business deductions?
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Entrepreneurship
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Company Structures & Ownership
Couples often fight over money. Spouses who run a business together are no exception.
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Small Business
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Company Structures & Ownership
Employing a spouse, or a child, can help you save on health benefits and taxes.
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Covenants Not to Compete
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Contracts Law
The loss of company secrets and other sensitive information through former employees and partners can be crippling to a business, but there are key provisions that can help protect a business.
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Tax Planning
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Financial Planning
Today there are numerous living situations that can present gray areas when trying to determine whether someone is a dependent for whom you can claim an exemption.
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Startups
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Company Strategy
Before deciding on a corporate structure, consider liabilities, taxes, employee benefits and the need for investors.
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Legal Paternity
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Family Law
Prior to welcoming new employees into the business and before you show them around the office, plant or sales floor, you should be prepared with all of the proper paperwork. An employee handbook...
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Legal Paternity
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Family Law
State and federal laws govern the amount of disability time you are required to provide for your employees. But did you know that specific policies for time away for maternity, paternity, or adoption...
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State laws generally require that you obtain, and typically display, a business license for most forms of business.
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Governors
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Heads of State & Government
Some states offer breaks to small companies that provide health care to rank-and-file workers.
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Entrepreneurship
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Company Structures & Ownership
Don't get frustrated — get productive. These simple tips can boost your bottom line and prevent overload.
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Recruitment & Hiring
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Human Resources & Personnel Management
Tim Hogan has devised a way for cash-hungry small businesses to get financing without groveling to banks or venture capitalists.
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When a business prepares to file for bankruptcy, it needs to decide which specific chapter of the law to file under — Chapter 7, Chapter 11, or even in some cases Chapter 12...
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Employment Discrimination
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Labor & Employment Law
In the last few years, charges of gender discrimination in the workplace have increased. Racial bias, while no longer the most common complaint among employees, remains a problem, as does age discrimination. How...
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Company Liquidations & Dissolutions
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Company Strategy
The remedies available in such cases often depend on where the business is located, and on whether or not a "buy-sell" agreement was formed when business commenced.
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Recruitment & Hiring
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Human Resources & Personnel Management
Laws regulating employment relationship can come from different federal, state or local sources and it can be confusing to figure out which ones are applicable to your workplace.
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Lead Paint
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Lead
When you rent out your property, you may be required by law to disclose certain information. Failure to provide these disclosures may result in lawsuits, liability issues, and problems with your state's property...
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