When deciding how to finance your corporation, there are many considerations to take into account. For example, you may quickly realize that you wish to finance the corporation by issuing shares. But did you consider what rights would go along with those shares? Did you decide what types of shares they would be? These important...
Brett Trembly
Did you know that the state of Delaware has more businesses legally incorporated there than it has people? With a population of a little over 900,000, and well over 1,000,000 businesses—including 64% of the Fortune 500—what makes this tiny state such a popular spot to incorporate a business? Dating back to the 1800s, Delaware has...
Limited partnerships are a little-known, but very attractive form of business. A limited partnership combines both general partners and limited partners. The difference between a limited partnership and a general partnership is that limited partners avail themselves of limited liability. General partners, however, do remain liable. Because limited partners are protected by limited liability, they...
Florida, like all states, has a special statute in place enunciating the procedures and protections of a limited liability company. One of the major benefits of registering your company as a limited liability company is limited liability, as the name indicates. Limited liability means that you are not personally liable for debts your company accumulates....
There are many decisions to be made in regards to incorporating. One such decision that may sound overly simplistic is how to finance your new venture. However, this is an often overlooked aspect that could determine how much money may belong to the corporation when it is time to decide to make distributions. The two...
One of the most exciting aspects of having a stake in an ownership is receiving dividends, or payments. Dividends, however, are not merely available just because the corporation has money in the bank. In fact, many corporations prematurely pay out dividends just because it is compelled to show its shareholders it is profitable. This is...
One of the most unfortunate events in a partnership is a possible dissolution. In most cases, it is clearly not the objective or hope of a partnership to have to fold at some point. When this unfortunate reality comes to fruition, there are a lot of questions left for the partners to answer. One of...
Incorporating is a major step for any business. The benefits of incorporation are limitless. However, the main reason many incorporate is to allow their business to avail itself of limited liability. If the incorporation process is faulty, you may lose your limited liability protections. In those situations, it is important to know if you have...