Many businesses prefer to hire independent contractors because there’s often less overhead and fewer expenses such as covering taxes or benefits. However, classify a true employee as an independent contractor and you’re in
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Many businesses prefer to hire independent contractors because there’s often less overhead and fewer expenses such as covering taxes or benefits. However, classify a true employee as an independent contractor and you’re in
Starting a new business can seem overwhelming – especially when you’re doing it alone. Creating a business plan will allow you to refine incomplete ideas, address areas you may have not yet considered,
In our past few blogs we’ve been walking you through the For Sale By Owner (“FSBO”) process so you can know what to expect if you’ve decided to sell your own home or
Twenty years ago, the Roth IRA became available to investors as a financial tool for their estate planning needs. These accounts have maintained their popularity because unlike their traditional IRA counterpart, a Roth
If you’ve decided to sell your own home, it’s critical to understand the legal aspects that come along with the process. At every step of the way there are real estate laws ensuring
Preparing your company for your incapacity or death is vital to the survival of the enterprise. Without a plan in place your customers, employees, vendors and even your family can be negatively affected
Perhaps the most important thing to know before selling your home is how much it is actually worth. Home values, however, are constantly changing and can be majorly affected by what may seem
With a more stable economy than we’ve seen in several years (despite day-to-day market swings, which are not always reflective of the overall economy), and with the recent business-friendly tax reforms, businesses are
With 2017 in our rearview mirror it’s time to look ahead to 2018. We’ve compiled a list of things to watch this year in regard to estate planning, so you and your family
Selling your home without an agent has its appeal - primarily, not giving up between 3-6% of your home’s selling cost to agent fees. However, before you throw a “for sale” sign in
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