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Saving While Sandwiched
At a time when middle-aged couples should be saving for their retirement, many find themselves caught in the middle of competing…
How to Negotiate with Edgy Lenders
It's one thing to read about other companies being hit by a credit crunch. It's quite another to experience the pressure…
Will You Have to Pay Tax on Social Security Benefits?
Some people are under the misconception that Social Security benefits are always free from federal income tax. However, depending on…
When Companies Share Intellectual Property for Mutual Benefit
The phrase "two heads are better than one" can easily apply to corporations and their intellectual property (IP). When two or more…
Securities Registration: Keeping the Skies Clear
If you've built your business to the point where you want to raise capital in public markets, life can become both cumbersome and…
Wage War Against Wage and Hour Investigations
Wage and hour laws are some of the most frequently violated in the manufacturing and distribution industry. They can be hard to…
When a Spouse Inherits an IRA
Spouses have the most flexibility when inheriting individual retirement accounts (IRAs). The basic rules are: The spouse may…
Investigate Zoning Laws Before Committing to a Location
Location, location, location. You know how important it is for your business. So when choosing a location, you probably research foot…
The Importance of a Living Will
Years ago, there was a legal battle over a woman named Terri Schiavo that points out the need for people to prepare living wills that help…
Dealing With Your State Corporation Commission
No matter what type of business you're in, sooner or later you have to deal with the State Corporation Commission (SCC) or…
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