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Tax And Accounting Topics For Business
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…
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…
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…
Negotiating a Commercial Lease
A commercial real estate lease, like any other contract, can be negotiate. But don't use or accept a form lease. The lease…
Sell (or Buy) a Corporate Business With a Tax-Free Reorganization
There are two basic ways to sell an incorporated business -- sell the assets or sell the stock. For two good tax…
Negotiate With a Letter of Intent
Have you ever been interested in buying commercial property or a business but hesitated because of all the costs and legalities…
Limit Exposure When Signing a Lease
Prudent businesses often choose to lease rather than buy equipment, vehicles and facilities. Leasing can be advantageous but…
Slash Office Supply Costs With Simple Tricks
Office supply costs can be insidious — they creep up without warning and the next thing you know, you're sending out memos…
A Checklist When Closing a Business
There are many reasons why business owners decide to permanently close their doors. Perhaps the owners launched a company as friends…
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