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Law 4 Small Business (L4SB) Now Accepts Bitcoin for Payments FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 24 April 2013 - Albuquerque, NM Pay With Bitcoin L4SB, a leading high-tech law firm focusing on the needs of small business, is proud to announce that it now accepts Bitcoin for the payment of small business legal services. "Our decision to accept Bitcoin for the payment of legal services meets two important objectives for the firm: First,

I have hundreds of small businesses as clients. These small businesses are struggling to meet payroll. While there are many exceptions, most of my clients are focused on two things, and two things only: Serving the needs of their existing customers and trying to chase down new ones. Avoid the Trap of Neglecting Important Functions of Your Small Business Unfortunately, this means many of my clients are often neglecting other important aspects of running a business: accounts

This last February, I wrote a blog article entitled, Not Incorporating is Risky Business, where I highlighted some of the issues of remaining a sole proprietorship, versus incorporating. What that blog article didn't touch on, and probably should have, is that while there are plenty of advantages in incorporating, it's also very important to incorporate your company in the right way. Poor decisions will impact Zynga revenues, value and successThe

Last week, I wrote a blog article entitled How to Properly Dissolve a For-Profit Corporation (in New Mexico), which detailed how to dissolve an S-Corp or C-Corp, which is different from a limited liability company, or LLC. In many ways, the process to dissolve a LLC is very similar to what I described in the previous blog article. What's different, are the particulars required to actually get the

There are quite a few steps to dissolving a for-profit corporation There is a wealth of information on the Internet on how to form a company, but very little good information on how to dissolve a company. Given the number of requests I receive to dissolve a company, I thought it would be best to outline the appropriate steps. Remember that these steps are not comprehensive, may not apply to your specific situation, and are not to be considered

Last week, I wrote a blog article entitled Top 10 Goals before the 2012 New Year, where I touched on a number of important concepts for small businesses to accomplish before the 2012 New Year is upon us. In this article, I want to warn businesses about common misconceptions about building your website, which touch on a couple of the Top 10

In a few short months, (almost) everyone on Planet Earth will share something in common: Everyone will say good bye to 2011 and ring in the 2012 New Year. For many people, that means a party, hangover and (new) unfulfilled New Year's resolutions. This is seldom something most people need to plan and prepare for. However, astute business owners and entrepreneurs will use this time to properly plan, and execute, for the 2012 New Year.

Hiring a competent New Mexico Registered Agent is a very important component of starting a business. One of the very first tasks, when thinking about how to start a business, whether a limited liability company (LLC), or any form of company corporation, is to pick a registered agent in the state (or states) you want to do business, and register your company. Business Attorneys as your New Mexico Registered AgentFor example, suppose you want to form a LLC, and

Within a few months, one of the world's most outlandish hacker attacks seems to almost be forgotten. It was just a few short months ago, when Sony faced a security breach that opened the eyes of people around the world. Their PlayStation Network (PSN) and their paid-for music-streaming service, Qriocity, had been hacked sometime between April 16 and April 19, 2011. It didn't take Sony long to figure out they'd been hacked, and immediately shut everything down

In a previous blog post, I talked about how Not Incorporating is Risky Business, which was directed at the sole proprietor and why they should consider incorporating their business. Suppose, however, you're considering signing up as a partner into a pre-existing company, such as a partnership, limited liability corporation (or LLC), or S-Corporation? Is there anything to be concerned about? Turns out, there is much to be careful about, when signing up as