Hi everybody! Sometimes here at DocRun we get bogged down in our own Legalese, and take for granted that simpler is always better. So we’ve started the New Year by breaking down that Legalese and explaining what these terms means to you. Yesterday, we discussed the core advantages of Limited Liability Companies (LLCs), a word
First off, happy holidays from DocRun! As we near the end of the year, we come closer to that most special time. Not Christmas, Hannukah or New Years. Rather, the time when you have to take care of the last remnants of your business and get everything squared away as the fiscal year comes to
Sometimes, you need an LLC with a few tweaks. You like what an LLC has to offer, but your case is special. You need a designation that sets you apart frm other LLCs operating in your chosen profession. You need a Professional Limited Liability Company, or a PLLC. So what exactly is a PLLC, and
Trusts can be a great way to manage your properties. But the land trusts that administer your land and/or buildings, what else can trusts do for nascent property investors? Below we’ll outline some more about how great trusts can be for property investment LLCs (and other types of LLCs), wills, and other types of
So you’ve started a business and have decided to operate under an entity as opposed to running things under your own name (smart!) And once you’ve made that decision, maybe you’ve decided to go with the LLC option (smart once again!) But when you’re filing your paperwork with the state (notably for your Articles of
LLCs, as they mature, often evolve in a variety of ways. They change focus, they change location. And often, they change ownership. It’s a sad fact of the business world that the owners of an LLC often come to a point where there business relationship has no need to continue. Depending on where your LLC
According to Jeffrey Eisenach, an economist at George Mason University, since 2005 the number of workers classified as independent contractors is up by more than one million. The reason employers do this is obvious: employers don’t have to pay unemployment taxes on contractors; contractors don’t get the same vacation and sick day perks employees do;
So, you’re going to talk to me about my LLC. And taxes. Certainly I am. You’ve elected to operate your business as an LLC, or you haven’t but you do want to learn more about it. So you’re no dummy! Well, even if you are, we’re going to assume you aren’t. Thanks. My mother says
