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Pre-Employment Background Checks: 10 Tools to Consider

Employers often need to perform pre-employment background checks on applicants to assess honesty, criminal background, credit history, military service, school records, and other related matters.  While the type of job will generally determine whether to perform a pre-employment backg
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October 02, 2018
by Brandon Woodward
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background check, business law, employment, protect

Making an S Corporation Election as a Married Business Owner

If you’re a married business owner and you want your business to be taxed as an S corporation, there are several things you need to know. The difference between community property and co-ownership of an asset Let’s take the example of owning a car. If you and your spouse are both on t
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August 30, 2018
by Brandon Woodward
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2553, business law, business taxes, co-owners, election, IRS, married, married business owner, S-corp, taxes

Business Trademarks: What’s Really in a Name?

If you’re thinking of starting a business (or already have a business in the works), make sure that the name you use is not already taken.  Original names are essential for three reasons:  marketing power, clarity, and trademark infringement avoidance.  For example, if you’ve decided
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August 09, 2018
by Brandon Woodward
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advertising, branding, business law, intellectual property, Small Business, trademark

4 Social Media Mistakes that May Put Your Company’s IP at Risk

Being active on social media is hardly a choice anymore for small to medium sized businesses—it’s a given.  After all, your customers are there.  Connecting with your target audience in the social web can boost your brand and level the playing field between you and big competitors wit
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August 02, 2018
by Brandon Woodward
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advertising, brand, brandin, business law, facebook, intellectual property, logo, Small Business, social media

5 Reasons Your Single-Member Florida LLC Needs an Operating Agreement

An operating agreement is a contract that controls your LLC’s operations as well as member interaction with each other and with the LLC. You may think that an operating agreement is not necessary for your single-member LLC – after all – why make an agreement with yourself?
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July 12, 2018
by Brandon Woodward
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agreements, business law, legal, limited liability company, LLC, operating agreement, single-member, Small Business
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