When To Get An LLC

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Does my business really need one? Have you ever wondered… do I need an LLC for my business? Don’t worry, we are here to help. An LLC stands for “Limited Liability Company”. An LLC is mainly setup to protect the members’ personal assets and keep them separate from the business’s creditors. What does that mean … continue reading the entire article

Avoid Chaos With An Operating Agreement

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When a business owner decides to file their Limited Liability Company (LLC) on their own, creating a thorough Operating Agreement is the step that is most often overlooked. Often, many commonly omitted details can be avoided when you go through the process of forming your LLC with a professional.

Why is a Business Succession Plan Important?

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Every business owner knows that building a business takes dedication, commitment, hard work, sacrifice, sweat equity, and yes, a little luck. There is nothing quite like the sense of pride and accomplishment that comes from owning a successful business, whether it is a partnership or a family-owned one. To maintain the fruits of your labor, … continue reading the entire article

Top 7 Pitfalls When Buying a Business

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Purchasing a business is exciting, but the process can be tricky and confusing. There are a variety of variables you should consider before signing on the dotted line. Here are seven common pitfalls: Not forming a business entity. Don’t begin signing contracts, leases, or loan agreements in your own name without planning and implementing your … continue reading the entire article

Should I Form an LLC?

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Perhaps the most frequently asked questions I get by business owners are “Should I form a Limited Liability Company (LLC)? What are the advantages if I did? Should I wait until my business grows to a certain level?” You may have started your small business under your own individual name and filed a Fictitious Name … continue reading the entire article