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PTE Tax Election: The Ultimate S-Corp & LLC Strategy to Bypass the $10k SALT Cap

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  Frustrated by the $10,000 SALT Cap? Discover the powerful, temporary tax strategy that S-Corp and LLC owners are using to bypass this limit and potentially save thousands on their federal taxes.   Are you a successful business owner, maybe running an S-Corp or LLC in a high-tax state like California, New York, or New…

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A Start-up Guide to the $500,000 R&D Tax Credit Payroll Offset

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  R&D Tax Credit Doubled to $500,000! Are you an innovative startup? Learn how a recent update doubled the R&D payroll tax offset, putting up to half a million dollars back into your pocket, even if you’re not profitable.   If you’re building a startup, you know that every single dollar counts. We pour our…

A vibrant, professional illustration for a finance blog post. A founder stands at a crossroads. One path leads to a large bag of money with a huge red tax symbol on it. The other path, labeled 'QSBS: 5-Year Path,' leads to a locked treasure chest overflowing with $10 million in gold, with a green 'TAX-FREE' shield protecting it. The founder is looking at the treasure chest path, holding a key. The style is modern, friendly, and uses green and orange colors.

What is Qualified Small Business Stock (QSBS)? The $10M Tax-Free Secret for Founders

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  Want a $10 Million Tax-Free Startup Exit? This isn’t a fantasy. It’s a little-known U.S. tax code called QSBS, and understanding it could be the most valuable financial decision you ever make as a founder. Have you ever spent years, maybe even a decade, pouring your heart and soul into your startup? You’ve weathered…

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When going into business partnership, ‘this’ is a common mistake; you must know it to avoid failure

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  Starting a Business With a Friend? This guide covers the 5 critical questions you MUST answer before you start, or risk losing both your business and your friendship.   Let’s be honest, the idea of starting a business with your best friend sounds like a dream, doesn’t it? You’ll conquer the world, make millions,…

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U.S. Samsung Sued Over ‘This’! What Companies Expanding to the U.S. Must Know: Differences in Labor Law Between the U.S. and Korea

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  Confused by U.S. “At-Will” Employment? This common cultural and legal misunderstanding can lead to multi-million dollar lawsuits. Discover what “at-will” really means and how to protect your company from costly mistakes. Have you ever found yourself in a work situation that just felt… off? Maybe you saw a decision made that didn’t just seem…

A professional and clean infographic illustrating the concept of a buy-sell agreement. On one side, a family is shown receiving a check (representing a cash buyout). On the other side, business partners are shown shaking hands, with the business running smoothly in the background. The image should convey security, legacy, and a smooth transition, using a color palette of green, blue, and orange.

Securing Your Legacy: A Complete Guide to Buy-Sell Agreements

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  What is a “Business Pre-nup”? Learn how a Buy-Sell Agreement is the most powerful tool for securing your business’s future, protecting your partners, and ensuring your family’s financial security. If you’re a business owner, you know the feeling. You’ve poured your heart, your soul, and countless sleepless nights into building something that truly matters….

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Incorporate in Delaware: Is It the Right Choice for Your Startup?

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  Thinking of incorporating in Delaware to save on taxes? Let’s find out if that’s really true. This article busts the most common myth about Delaware and reveals the *real* reasons why startups choose it. If you’re starting a new company, especially a tech startup, you’ve almost certainly heard this piece of advice: “You *have*…

A side-by-side comparison illustration in a clean, modern style. On the left, a stressed person (a sole proprietor) holds a 'Schedule C' form that has a large red flag on it, attracting a large magnifying glass from the 'IRS'. On the right, a confident business person (S-Corp) stands behind a strong 'S-Corp' shield, which is deflecting the IRS's attention.

The #1 Tax Mistake New Entrepreneurs Make: Is Your Schedule C an Audit Risk?

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  Is Your Tax Form Your Biggest Risk? Starting a new business is exciting, but a simple tax form—the Schedule C—could be a giant magnet for an IRS audit. Learn the risks of being a sole proprietor and how an S-Corp can offer protection. So, you’re starting your own business! That’s fantastic. Your head is…

A professional and clear infographic-style image. On the left, a cracked, broken shield with 'LLC' on it. On the right, a checklist with items like 'Separate Bank Accounts,' 'S-Corp Election,' and 'Active Management' being checked off with a green checkmark. The overall feeling should be helpful and preventative.

8 Common LLC Mistakes (And How to Fix Them Before It’s Too Late)

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  Are you making these 8 common LLC mistakes? You formed an LLC to protect your personal assets, but a few simple errors could make that protection completely worthless. Here’s how to fix them. So, you did it! You went through all the trouble of forming a Limited Liability Company (LLC) for your business. You…