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Naming Your Business -- August 2010

A rose by any other name may smell as sweet, but if it tries to call itself a tulip, the situation could get thorny. One of the seemingly more fun decisions that prospective new business owners have to make is naming their company.



Where Should I Incorporate? -- July 2010

That’s another question that my business specialists are often asked by our clients on a daily basis …..Our client has decided on a business structure and is ready to take the next step, but is now stuck on deciding which state to form the business in?



Why Should You Incorporate? -- June 2010

Well, there are several reasons. Incorporating your business has many advantages that will make it easier for you to operate and maintain your company, without being personally liable for any losses.



An Exciting Announcement from CorpNet.com! -- May 2010

You Spoke, We listened and We've re-launched!
At CorpNet.com®, we've just re-launched our website (www.CorpNet.com) with a brand new look and feel, updated features, and additional products and services for business owners and entrepreneurs.



S-Corporation Filing Deadline -- March 2010

IRS DEADLINE: March 15
Where a corporation was formed in 2009 or earlier, and the shareholders want to elect S-Corporation status for Federal Tax purposes, IRS Form 2553 must be submitted no later than March 15, 2010.



New Business Marketing for 2010 -- February 2010

(The Shoestring Budget)
How do you let the whole world know all about the amazing business you've just started? The answer is: You don't. The WHOLE WORLD doesn't need to know about your business -- just your target market.



Real Estate and the LLC -- November 2009

The “Builders Choice” in Business Structures
Most builders and investors today understand the importance of protecting personal assets from creditors, especially in this uncertain economic climate. One very effective method for protecting personal assets is to incorporate or form an LLC. Both the corporation and the LLC structures offer asset protection features; for a moment, however, we'll focus on the LLC. Here's a basic primer...


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