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Raising Money Through Equity Investments

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Selling Your Business: Eight Steps

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... Fred S. Steingold ... for the year of sale.For More InformationNolo's book, The Complete Guide to Selling a Business, by Fred ... S. ... Steingold (Nolo), guides you through the entire selling process. ...
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Structuring Payments in a Business Purchase

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... Fred S. Steingold ... plan, negotiating reasonable terms, and more, see The Complete Guide to Buying a Business, by Attorney Fred ... S. ... Steingold (Nolo). ...
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Due Diligence: What to Investigate Before You Buy a Business

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... Fred S. Steingold ... contract, Nolo provides all the appropriate documents in: The Complete Guide to Buying a Business , by Fred ... Steingold, and Quicken Legal Business Pro software. ...
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Understanding Promissory Notes for Small Businesses

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... Fred S. Steingold ... Quicken Legal Business Pro software or Legal Forms for Starting & Running a Small Business, by Fred ... Steingold (Nolo). ...
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Motivating Your Employees

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... Fred S. Steingold ... how to find, interview and manage employees, see Hiring Your First Employee: A Step-by-Step Guide, by Fred ... S. ... Steingold (Nolo). ...
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Why You Need to Write a Business Plan

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S Corporation

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... that describes a profit-making corporation whose shareholders have applied for and received subchapter S ... Electing to do business as an S corporation lets shareholders enjoy limited liability status, as would ... To qualify as an S corporation, a number of IRS rules must be met, such as a limit of 100 shareholders ... S Corporation ...
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What Is an S Corporation?

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... What Is an S Corporation? ... An S corporation is a regular corporation that has elected "S corporation" tax status. ... The S corporation itself does not pay any income tax, although an S corporation with more than one owner ... Operating as an S corporation may be wise for several reasons: Forming an S corporation generally allows ... of the S corporation’s income. ... What Is an S Corporation? ...
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How to Form an S Corporation

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... To form an S corporation, you must first form a corporation in any state in accordance with the state's ... ” Not all corporations under state law will qualify for S corporation status. ... A corporation becomes an S corporation by filing an S corporation election with the IRS. ... Time to File S Election The timing for filing an S election can be tricky. ... Acme Corporation wants to qualify as a S corporation starting in 2016. ... How to Form an S Corporation ...
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S Corporation Annual Meetings

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... Steingold ... If you’ve set up your business as an S corporation, you will have meet to meet many of the same ... Annual Meeting The main purpose of the annual shareholder meeting is to elect the corporation’s ... In the case of a small business operating as an S corporation with few shareholders, the directors may ... Giving Notice of Meetings The date of the annual meeting usually is fixed in the corporation’s ... corporations, check the S corporation section of Nolo.com. ... S Corporation Annual Meetings ...
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S Corporation Shareholders and Taxes

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... Steingold ... Instead, it’s the corporation’s shareholders who pay those taxes. ... ’s shareholders, you’ll need to pay taxes each year on your share of the business’s ... Here’s a quick look at the basic steps for a shareholder to report and pay taxes on S corporation ... Schedule K-1 – Individual Shareholder Information After the end of your S corporation’s tax ... You can find out more about dealing with S corporation losses and other S corporation tax matters in ... S Corporation Shareholders and Taxes ...
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The Benefits of S Corporation Status

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... What is an S Corporation? ... That’s why an S Corp is the preferred tax status for many corporations, particularly for smaller ... In contrast, an S Corp can allocate a portion of the company’s earnings to the shareholders as ... Requirements for S Corporations While an S Corp can reduce your tax burden, it is not an option for every ... Tax regulations include a number of requirements for S Corps, and the IRS highly scrutinizes S Corps ... The Benefits of S Corporation Status ...
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S Corporation Tax Filing Requirements

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... Steingold ... S corporations are pass-through tax entities. ... Form 2553 – S Corporation Election An S corporation starts out life as a traditional C corporation ... However, because an S corporation is a pass-through entity, more of the information included on an S ... ;s tax return. ... returns for your S corporation. ... S Corporation Tax Filing Requirements ...
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S Corporations vs. Sole Proprietorships

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... starting your own one-owner business, which is better: Operating as a sole proprietor or forming an S ... For this reason, it ‘s a good idea to have liability insurance. ... to the owner’s personal tax return. ... Where S corporations shine is in the realm of Social Security and Medicare taxes. ... However, this is not necessarily the case if your business is organized as an S corporation. ... S Corporations vs. Sole Proprietorships ...
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Deducting Health Insurance With an S Corporation

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... Forming an S corporation to run your business provides several tax advantages. ... But things aren’t all bad for S corporation shareholders. ... However, your S corporation must pay the premiums for you to get the deduction. ... Your S corporation deducts the amount as employee compensation on its own return. ... You must pay income tax on the health insurance premium payments made by your S corporation. ... Deducting Health Insurance With an S Corporation ...
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Corporations and S Corporations vs. LLCs

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... When an S Corporation May Make Sense Self-employment taxes can tip the balance toward S corporations, ... For an S corporation, the rules on the self-employment tax are well established: as an S corporation ... For example, if your share of S corporation income is $100,000 and you perform services for the corporation ... Therefore, an S corporation shareholder may pay less self-employment tax than an LLC member with similar ... Corporations and S Corporations vs. LLCs ...
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Converting a Corporation or S Corporation to an LLC in Florida

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... from a corporation to a Florida LLC, you should be aware of some basic facts regarding the state’s ... Florida’s conversion statute states not only that all of your corporation’s property, as ... , because an S corporation has only one level of taxation; as a rule, an S corporation itself does not ... Business, by Frederick Daily (Nolo), and Legal Guide for Starting & Running a Small Business, by Fred ... Steingold (Nolo). ... Converting a Corporation or S Corporation to an LLC in Florida ...
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The Pros & Cons of S-Corporation Status

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... shareholders in your corporation is small, you may think that becoming an S-Corporation ... Advantages of S-Corporation Status One of the main advantages of S-Corporation ... Electing S-Corporation status passes the income or losses of the corporation ... S-Corporation Requirements Not every corporation qualifies for S-Corporation ... All of the shareholders must consent to elect S-Corporation status. ... The Pros & Cons of S-Corporation Status ...
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Converting an LLC to a Corporation or S Corporation in Texas

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... Steingold ... Texas’s Conversion Statute In Texas, you can use a relatively new, streamlined procedure that allows ... Texas’s conversion statute can be found in Sections 10.101 through 10.109 of the Texas Business ... If you want to convert to an S Corporation, you will also need to file IRS Form 2553. ... Note that you may be prohibited from electing S corporation status during your business’s first ... Corporation) or IRS Form 2553 (to be taxed as an S corporation). ... Converting an LLC to a Corporation or S Corporation in Texas ...
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