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High Net Worth Family Tax Report, Vol. 8, No. 2 -- May 2013

by Loeb & Loeb LLP on 5/18/2013

President’s fiscal year 2014 budget contains numerous tax provisions - President Barack Obama released his proposed budget for the government’s fiscal year 2014 on April 10, 2013, and, not surprisingly, the budget...more

Do You Want to Start A Business? Top 10 Questions & Answers For Business Start-Ups

by Ian Scott | Scott Legal Services, P.C. on 4/23/2013

When starting a new business, our clients often have several questions and more often than not their questions are the same. This article summarizes some of key questions and answers that our clients have asked us....more

When to Reduce “Basis” in S Corporation Stock for a Suspended Loss?

by Darren Mills | Berkeley Research Group, LLC on 4/22/2013

“Basis” is tax lingo for the amount you paid for that security, including, for example, the commission and other fees incurred to acquire it. In practice, basis is generally what the cost of a particular item is for...more

Important Tax, Securities and Formation issues associated with LLCs, S Corps and C Corps

by The R. Bernard Law Group on 4/18/2013

One of the first hurdles an entrepreneur has to clear when starting a business is which entity type to choose when registering her business. There are many forms to choose from with different tax implications and different...more

How to turn your LLC or S Corp. into a C Corp. with a Tax-Free Reorganization

by The R. Bernard Law Group on 4/16/2013

By now most entrepreneurs who have sought or will seek venture funding have learned that venture capitalists typically prefer to invest in C Corporations and will not invest in pass through entities such as a limited...more

LLC’s Electing To Be ‘S’ Corporations

by Charles (Chuck) Rubin on 2/15/2013

Most entities operating as ‘S’ corporations are corporations formed under state law. However, under the check-the-box rules, a limited liability company (LLC) can elect to be taxed for federal tax purposes as a corporation....more

Be prepared for a “triggering” event: If you own interests in a closely held business, consider a buy-sell agreement

by Adler Pollock & Sheehan P.C. on 12/3/2012

A buy-sell agreement provides for the disposition of each owner’s business interest after a “triggering event,” such as death, disability, divorce, termination of employment or withdrawal from the business. However, to be...more

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