August 27, 2018 / by Ian Alden / Corporations, LLC, Other Corporate Entities, Partnership, Taxes / 0 comments
If you’re starting a new business (or reorganizing an old one), you have a few options to choose from. For example, you could form a Limited Liability Company (or LLC). LLCs are often a great choice for startups because they’re easy to start, simple to administer, and you can choose how you want it to […]
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From Concept to Customer: Rolling Forward with Your Food Truck Idea
July 25, 2019 / by Kameron Kramer / Business Law, LLC, Small Business, Trademarks / 0 comments
It usually goes something like this: while visiting a friend in Portland, you stopped by one of the city’s 50+ food cart pods the day it wasn’t raining and about midway through your $9 latin-roasted chicken with chimichurri and crispy potatoes so delicious you think it must have been prepared by a Peruvian god, it […]
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How to Form an LLC for your Food Truck
July 12, 2019 / by Sean Friend / Business Tips, Contracts, LLC, Small Business / 0 comments
Food? Check. Truck? Check. Now you’re ready to make your business official. One of the steps in this journey is starting an LLC for your mobile eatery, the good news is it’s not as difficult as you might think. Why have an LLC for my Food Truck? For Food Trucks, LLC’s provide a formal business […]
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How to walk away from a partnership without leaving empty-handed.
April 3, 2019 / by Ian Alden / Business Law, LLC, Partnership, Taxes / 0 comments
Everyone who’s ever started a business will tell you that any new business venture involves risks. Sometimes it’s the risk of losing the startup capital you invested, or sometimes it’s the risk of spending countless hours trying to build something that just won’t stand on its own. Sometimes it’s the risk that your relationship with […]
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Beware of Nominee Services
March 13, 2019 / by Larry Donahue / Anonymous LLC, LLC, Small Business / 0 comments
Why the Small Business Owner Should Think Twice About Handing Their Company Over to Online Strangers. Nominee Services are common in the legal and financial fields. Basically, they allow companies to elect another party to do tasks for them. Generally, this allows the company to remain anonymous in such transactions. They are quite common place […]
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Available Now! The Business Entity Decision Maker
January 15, 2019 / by Kristy Donahue / Business Law, Business Tips, Corporations, LLC, Other Corporate Entities, Small Business / 0 comments
LLCs, Anonymous LLCs, C Corps, S Corp, Sole Proprietor…. Could you use a little guidance? What IS the best structure for my business? There are many choices when it comes to how to setup your business. As you might expect, every choice comes with certain rules and ramifications that will not only determine how your […]
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L4SB, BLSW, and Slingshot Law have moved to downtown Albuquerque!
September 13, 2018 / by Larry Donahue / Business Tips, LLC, Locations, Marketing, New Mexico / 0 comments
We’re proud to announce our new corporate offices in Albuquerque, New Mexico. This marks an important milestone for our law firms. In fact, 2017 year was a big year for Business Law Southwest and L4SB. L4SB was named “One of the Fastest Growing Companies for 2017” in New Mexico while the merger between the two […]
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How To Move a Pre-Existing Business Into a Newly Formed Company
August 30, 2018 / by Larry Donahue / Commercial Transactions, Corporations, LLC, Partnership / 0 comments
You listened to your business lawyer, and formed a limited liability company (called LLC) or corporation (such as a C-Corp or S-Corp), and you want to move your pre-existing business into the new company. This is actually a common question, and it’s really important that you do it right. How you do this, depends on […]
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Return of the C Corporation
August 27, 2018 / by Ian Alden / Corporations, LLC, Other Corporate Entities, Partnership, Taxes / 0 comments
If you’re starting a new business (or reorganizing an old one), you have a few options to choose from. For example, you could form a Limited Liability Company (or LLC). LLCs are often a great choice for startups because they’re easy to start, simple to administer, and you can choose how you want it to […]
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Internet Sales Tax and the Supreme Court: What You Need to Know
June 21, 2018 / by Ian Alden / Business Tips, Corporations, LLC, Marketing, Strategic Planning, Taxes / 0 comments
If you run a business large or small, it’s hard to ignore today’s headlines: Supreme Court rules states can force online retailers to collect sales tax (CNN), Supreme Court rules states can collect sales tax for online purchases nationwide (Fox News), Supreme Court rules states can require shoppers to pay online sales tax (MSNBC). In […]
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Can Existing Companies be Made Anonymous?
May 15, 2018 / by Tim Mortimer / Anonymous LLC, Corporations, LLC / 0 comments
If you have an existing company, is it possible to “make it anonymous” by removing ownership information that is listed online or made available by the Secretary of State? The quick answer is “no.” The longer answer is, “you can certainly change and update ownership information of your existing company, to remove or obfuscate ownership […]
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