Business Planning
At the beginning of the new year, it’s a good idea to take stock in your business see what you’ve done well, and what can be improved on. Make a plan and make adjustments. Give your business every opportunity to grow to its fullest potential. Also, its a great time to review your existing documents and contracts to keep them up-to-date an ensure they are current. Lastly, I’ve included some ideas to save you some money in the upcoming year….
Home-based businesses are part of the American entrepreneurial spirit. Disney, Apple, Microsoft, Google, and Amazon are just a handful of companies which got their start in a garage. If you’re thinking about starting a home-based business, use the guide below to assist you before investing your time, money and effort, in your new venture. Even if your home-based business has been up and running a while, use the guide to give your business a quick audit. Choose Business Entity One…
Simply defined an anonymous LLC is a limited liability company whose members are not publicly identifiable. By not disclosing to the Colorado Secretary of State ownership information, owners are able to maintain their privacy. Individual owners are able to have their business affairs remain confidential, as well as avoid harassment by sales persons or members of the public. The state of Colorado does not require members of an LLC to be publicly identifiable. Benefits An attorney creates an anonymous LLC…
As, small businesses continue to be a target for cyber-criminals, small business owners also struggle to find resources to combat the attacks. However, there is a cost effective measure within an owner’s control they could put into use right away. A recent study found three-quarters of the businesses surveyed had experienced a cyber-attack in the previous year. Phishing and social engineering attacks and scams were the most common form of attacks. Another popular method cyber-criminals used is gaining access to files and…
New LLC Starting an LLC can be a daunting process, and getting off on the right foot is important. Moreover, in the event you get sued or audited, the court will look to see if the LLC is conducting itself as its own separate entity rather than an alter ego of you personally. If the court does find the LLC is an alter ego of yourself, then you will be held personally liable for instead of the start-up LLC. Similarly,…