The Importance of Keeping Corporate Minutes
- by Michael R. Morris
Whatever kind of business you are in – manufacturing, retail, entertainment or anything else – operating as a corporation can provide you with important legal and tax advantages. But failing to do a simple task once a year can put at risk these benefits and, potentially, everything else you own.
Court Says Trustee’s Fraud Calls for Punitive Damages
- by Lynda I. Chung
When you accept the responsibility of being trustee of an estate, you are required to act ethically. Stray too far from that and you could find yourself facing hefty punitive damages.
Why Let Death End a Concert Career, When It Can Be an Encore?
- by Michael R. Morris
Singers, musicians and other performing artists work hard to build a career, which today often requires maintaining an active concert schedule. If the artist dies or becomes incapacitated, that means no more live concerts – or does it?
Dad’s Intentions Were On The Record
- by Lynda I. Chung
An heir may not like the terms of his or her inheritance, but as one unhappy son learned, what really matters in court is the clear intent of the person making the gift.
Will AB5 Turn All Gig Workers Into Employees?
- by M. Laurie Murphy
How many employees are on your company’s payroll? If you use temporary help or “gig” workers, that number may increase, thanks to a new California law. In fact, your employee count may even change for prior years, if the law is found to apply retroactively.
Year-End Tax Planning for 2019
- by Valensi Rose, PLC
With the end of the year approaching, this is a good time to think about planning moves that will help lower your tax bill for this year and possibly 2020 as well.