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Your business structure is the framework that supports your operations, finances, and legal protections. Therefore, as the business grows and evolves, so should its structure. You may have started small as a sole proprietorship or partnership, but the legal structure...
Leases are the foundation for many businesses, providing a stable space to operate and grow. But what happens if your business hits a rough patch and keeping up with the rent becomes a burden? The good news is that there might be ways to legally terminate a commercial...
Branding is one of the most important aspects of any business. For a business to succeed, it needs to stand out from the competition for the right reasons. Branding needs to be memorable and unique -- and it is something you should start working on even as you...
Business laws at the state and federal levels are constantly evolving. As new ways of doing business emerge, new regulations become necessary. For example, a few years ago, federal lawmakers passed the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). The Act received bipartisan...
Business contracts outline the obligations that companies, vendors and other interested parties have to one another. They clarify employment standards and establish numerous other key terms for business relationships. Contracts serve to formalize agreements and make...
Business owners have multiple communications with others throughout their day. Most of those interactions will be positive experiences for both parties. However, it's a fact that in the business world, disputes and conflicts are inevitable. Knowing how to handle these...
Selling a business can be the single biggest transaction a person ever completes. A successful organization may be worth seven figures or even more. Therefore, someone who has invested their money or years of their time into the creation or improvement of a business...
Running a business can be a highly competitive endeavor and it’s a lot for a single owner to take on if they’re on their own. This is where having a business partner can be beneficial. Business partners can share responsibilities in terms of investment, promoting the...
Employment contracts are necessary once you start hiring. They will help your employees understand their roles and the company's policies. But you need detailed, well-drafted agreements to enjoy the benefits. Here is what to include in an employment contract: Job...
Looking ahead and planning for the future of your business can be the difference between success and failure. Big companies are changing to meet the needs of their employees in today's job market for compelling reasons. As such, it could be beneficial for you to...