by Mark Fetzer | Aug 19, 2025 | Asset Protection, Business planning, Corporations, Small Business, Tax Planning
Ready to get your books in order or clean up your business before a sale? Book a free 15-minute call with one of our client advisors and start preparing with confidence. Preparing Your Business for Sale Four Key Steps Most Entrepreneurs Overlook Selling your business...
by Scarlett Sangha | Jul 29, 2025 | Asset Protection, Business planning, Corporations, Tax Planning
I can’t tell you how many franchise owners I’ve worked with who were blindly following their franchisor’s advice—only to find out later they’d overpaid the IRS by thousands of dollars. If you’re a franchisee, and you’re sick of working hard just to break even, keep...
by Kevin Kennedy | Jul 1, 2025 | Business planning, Corporations, Small Business, Tax Planning
It seems like every day a client will ask me which is better an LLC or an S-corp. The answer is there isn’t an absolute answer because it depends on each situation. It depends on what are you going to use it for, whether or not there will be other owners, what...
by Deven Munns | Jan 31, 2020 | Asset Protection, Business planning, Corporations, Real Estate, Small Business
I make it a goal with every client to make his or her entity structure as simple as possible. However, there are times when a little bit of structural complexity pays huge dividends on a tax return. If you are reading this article, you are probably already familiar...
by Deven Munns | Dec 11, 2019 | Asset Protection, Business planning, Corporations, Litigation, Securities law, Small Business, Tax Planning
Deven L. Munns, Esq. Starting a successful business can be highly technical and knowing how to do it right can make or break your business. To start the business right, you need to: Come up with a business idea you think would make money. Determine what products or...
by Kevin Kennedy | Dec 11, 2019 | Asset Protection, Business planning, Corporations, Law, Securities law, Small Business, Tax Planning
By Kevin L. Kennedy, Esq. Let’s say you have a day job working for someone else, but you’re also trying to start a side business. You hope that one day you can leave your ‘day job’ and work for yourself full-time. Maybe this sounds familiar to you. Your first...
