An annual legal audit of your company might not be on the top of your to-do list, but it should be. They are an important protective measure to ensure that your business runs smoothly. Here are the top five benefits of performing a legal company audit. Confirm that your entity is correctly and legally established. When you legally audit your company, one of the first areas you should examine is your corporate Read More
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Are You in Compliance? 6 Reasons Why It Matters
February 20, 2019 by
With all of the rules and regulations established by local, state and federal government, it can be a challenge for a business to remain compliant with the law. Regulations are constantly changing, so it can be difficult to stay up-to-date on how you are supposed to operate. Even if you are well aware of the rules that apply to your business, you have to make sure that your vendors and staff are following proper Read More
4 Consequences of Picking the Wrong Business Entity
January 20, 2019 by
What could go wrong? Wrong Business Entity, One of the first important decisions you will make when forming a new business is which business entity is right for you. With so many choices, it can be a challenge to understand which form of entity is right for you. In their enthusiasm for the new business, some business owners may rush to decision without spending the time researching their options. Making the Read More
Inc. Magazine – Is it just a Slump?
December 28, 2018 by
Slump Personal Finance Writer Helaine Olen, writing for Inc. Magazine asked, "Is It Just a Slump, or Should You Call It Quits? Here's How to Tell; Sometimes grit wins out--but sometimes you have to know when to walk away" in an article published in the Winter 2018/19 edition of the publication. "Alexis Tryon co-founded Artsicle in NYC in 2010 to sell original art online to the masses--people wanting to decorate Read More
How to Dissolve a Partnership in Florida
December 20, 2018 by
How to Dissolve a Partnership in Florida? Deciding to dissolve a Partnership in Florida may be a disappointing decision. Before you take any steps toward dissolution, you must decide if one partner wants to take over the business after the other partner leaves or if the business should be completely dissolved. Even if your business is completely dissolved, there is still the opportunity for either business partner to Read More
