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Are Promissory Notes Securities?
Posted in Firm News on November 6, 2019
Are you violating securities laws by raising money for your business through the issuance of a promissory note? Most people know that the purchase and sale of instruments such as stocks and bonds are securities, making such investments subject to both federal and state securities laws. This may mean an expensive registration process or… (Keep reading)
Posted in Firm News on September 16, 2019
For years an “S” Corporation was not able to have a non-resident alien be a shareholder. However the treasury department has issued a regulation to amend regulations to electing small business trusts (ESBTs) that are grantors.
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Posted in Firm News on July 24, 2019
Imagine that you have just had a major health problem that put you into the hospital and you are incapacitated. The hospital will only allow two contacts to have an information code to talk to the Doctors. Who gets them? How does the hospital know? What can be done to make sure that the information… (Keep reading)
Posted in Firm News on July 12, 2019
⇢Importance of Bookkeeping⇠ What is Bookkeeping? noun – [b oo k-kee-ping]: The work or skill of keeping account books or systematic records of money transactions (distinguished from accounting). dictionary.com Key Components of Bookkeeping: Recording Financial Transactions Posting Debits and Credits Producing Invoices Bookkeeping Helps Keep a Clear Picture of Your Company’s Financial Health! Is your business organized?… (Keep reading)
Nevada Commerce Tax Update – June 2019
Posted in Firm News on June 27, 2019
The Nevada State Legislature modified the filing requirements for the Nevada Commerce Tax. Businesses with gross revenue below four million dollars for the July 1through June 30th fiscal year no longer have to file a return. Only businesses with gross revenue of four million dollars or more are required to file a return and pay… (Keep reading)