Q: What’s a C Corp?
Startups typically form C corps, along with other companies that need to raise capital, plan to go public, or eventually get sold. Learn more about the pros and cons of this unique business structure.
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Startups typically form C corps, along with other companies that need to raise capital, plan to go public, or eventually get sold. Learn more about the pros and cons of this unique business structure.
A multi-member LLC is a limited liability company with two or more members. Married couples, family businesses, and businesses with multiple owners often form this unique type of LLC.
Why would you form an LLC partnership over, say, a limited partnership? Let’s dive into how these four business structures work and the pros and cons of each.
If your business is located in a "ban-the-box" state, then probably not. Use this map to find your state's ban-the-box status.
In 1996, congress passed the Personal Responsibility and Work Opportunity Reconciliation Act (PRWORA). It was a major piece of welfare...
Every year, the cost of healthcare continues to climb. With each open enrollment, insurance costs increase and become a growing...
Pay stub, pay slip, paycheck stub. All words for the same thing. When employees receive their paychecks from you, the...
Payroll taxes are taxes paid on wages or salaries that employees earn. Payroll taxes are paid by both employers and...
The CP-575 is a notice from the Internal Revenue Service confirming that you have been granted an EIN (Employer Identification...
Small employers aren’t required by law to provide health insurance coverage to their employees, but such benefits play an essential...
Equal employment opportunity (EEO) is a set of federal and state laws that protect employees from workplace discrimination and job...
HRA stands for “Health Reimbursement Arrangement,” a type of employer-provided benefit. It provides employees with assistance in paying their out-of-pocket...