PASS THROUGH ENTITY

A pass through entity—also known as a flow-through entity—is a type of business structure that avoids double taxation by having its income and losses taxed only at the member level. The government regards income from a pass through entity as that of the owners, shareholders, partners or members—therefore the business itself isn’t taxed. The amount of tax a member has to pay depends primarily on their income levels.

Types of Pass through Entities Include:

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Pass Through Entity Business

The types of business entities that are not pass through entities are C corporations, along with LLC’s and S corporations that choose taxation as a corporate entity—which they might arrange if they have a large number of investors or if there’s a lot of risk for them in the business venture.

Pass Through Entity Income

Pass through entity income includes:

Pass Through Entity income from a Partnership
Pass Through income from an S Corporation
Pass Through income from Rental Properties
Pass Through income from a Sole Proprietorship
Pass Through income from a Limited Liability Company

Pass through Tax

Unlike the pass through tax structure of an S Corporation, the double taxation that a regular corporation is subject to could result in a combined tax rate of 70% or higher! A Sub-Chapter S Corporation has a pass through tax arrangement that is exempt from federal and state corporate Income Tax so that the earnings of the Corporation flow directly to the owners. This pass through tax formation offers an attractive form of doing business because it combines the business and legal characteristics of a corporation with many of the pass through tax characteristics of a partnership.

S Corporation Taxes

If you are a Citizen or Permanent Resident of the United States, it is the most tax-favorable type of Corporation you can have! It can enjoy distinct tax advantages, but it does come with conditions:

It can’t be a domestic, international sales organization, possessions corporation, insurance company or bank.
It can’t have more than 100 shareholders.
Must not have shareholders other than individuals, estates, certain trusts, or certain tax-exempt organizations.
Must not have non-resident alien shareholders.
Must not have more than one class of stock.

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LLC Pass Through Taxes

A Limited Liability Company (LLC) taxed as a partnership—or sole proprietorship—may have advantages over an S Corporation. The amount of a Subchapter S Corporation shareholder’s deductible losses is limited to the sum of the shareholder’s basis in his stock and any loans from the shareholder to the corporation. In contrast, a partner can deduct losses in an amount up to the sum of the basis in the partnership interest, the allocable share of partnership income, and his allocable share of qualifying partnership debt.

How the taxes work is simple; For example, each of 10 individuals contributes $100,000 to acquire an office building, then the entity borrows from a bank an extra $5,000,000 as the balance of the building’s $6,000,000 purchase price. If taxed as an S Corporation, each shareholder has a loss-deductions confined to $100,000. However, if the entity is an LLC taxed as a partnership, each member can deduct losses up to $600,000 ($100,000 basis plus $500,000 share of the entity’s debt). These losses may then be used by the individuals to offset other income they may have from other sources.

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Partnership Taxes

A general partnership has flow-through tax treatment under Subchapter K of the Internal Revenue Code and therefore a general partnership is not subject to direct taxation. Instead, the partnership must file a return and the partners assume liability for their share of the general partnership’s gain or loss on a form and their individual returns. Avoiding the entity level tax ensures that income flowing into a general partnership is taxed only once.

A general partnership does not have limited liability, meaning that creditors can reach business and personal assets from the partners. For this reason, we advise that clients form a limited liability partnership (if you are involved in the professions of public accountancy, the practice of law, architecture or related to such practice), a limited liability company or a corporation.

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Sole Proprietorship Taxes

A sole proprietorship has the same flow-through tax benefit of being a pass through entity—like an S corporation or LLC—but a sole proprietorship does not possess the liability protection of the latter two. Having limited liability protects your car, boat, house, and other personal assets from being used to pay debts; it separates you and your business as different legal entities. A sole proprietorship means that you have unlimited liability and full personal responsibility for all debts and legal actions facing your business.

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At Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. We provide you with information, guidance and counsel based on our 175 years of legal experience. There are no hidden attorneys’ fees. No Credit Card is required to place your order. Using a reputable law firm to incorporate or organize your Corporation, LLC, Non-profit, or Partnership will ensure that all your bases are covered—preferably with one that provides you with legal advice and assistance beyond incorporation. Give us a call at 1-800-603-3900 or place an order online.

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Agreement Reviews
An Employee Manual
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Asset Purchase Agreements
Authorization for Release of Information for Employment Screening
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Bank letter
Business license
Capital stock, non-voting stock, preferred stock
Certificate of Good Standing
Choosing a Name for Your Corporation
Corporate Stock Purchase Agreements
D & B Number
Daily/Weekly Time Record
Employee Benefits & Policies
Employment Agreement
European Union Save Harbor Website Privacy Policy
Federal Copyright for Your Website
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Federal Tax ID Number
Federal Trademark
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Franchise Agreements
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Independent Contractor Agreement
IRS Section 1244 Corporate Stock
Labor Law Notices
Lease Reviews
Lender’s Agreement and Promissory Note
Mail Forwarding
Minority Business Certification
Notice of Acknowledgement of Pay Rate and Payday
Ongoing Legal Assistance
Perfecting any Lien Created by the Security Agreement
Privacy Policy for Your Website
Qualified Sub Chapter S Subsidiary
Security Agreement
Service Agreements

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Service Disabled Veteran Small Business Certification
Sexual Harassment Prevention Policy
Shareholder Divorce Protection
Shareholder’s Restrictive Agreement
Start-Up Money for Your Business
State New Hire Reporting
State Sales Tax Number
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State Trademark
State Unemployment Tax Account Number
Stock Options
System for Award Management (SAM) Number
Taxpayer Identification Number for Foreigner
Terms and Conditions for Your Website
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Starting a Business in 2019

What You Need to Know

When starting a business in 2019, there are many relevant issues you need to take into consideration but which you may not be aware of: different tax advantages available to you, indemnification and covenant not to sue, federal, state and local filing requirements, name protection, choices of entity structure set up, available agreements and the importance of maintaining corporate and LLC company formalities and complete records, lease reviews, and contracts. There are many different types of business entities; the main categories include corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, and non-profits. I’ll go into detail about what you need to know of each one so that you can make an educated decision when starting a business in 2019.

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What is a Corporation?

A corporation is a legal entity that is granted certain powers by the state. It is owned by shareholders that partake in the profits and losses of the corporation. It is guided by directors that act as a kind of legislature and decide important business decisions on a periodic basis. These decisions are carried out by the president of the corporation and officers such as the secretary and treasurer.

What is a Partnership?

A partnership is an unincorporated organization of two or more individuals or entities. It consists of partners that invest in and manage the operations of the business while sharing the profits and losses. It is essential that the partners are comfortable with each other’s business decisions—considering that if one partner enters into an agreement, it binds the other partner as well. A general partnership does not have limited liability, which means creditors can reach the business and personal assets of the partners. For this critical reason, we recommend that clients form a limited liability partnership, a limited liability company or a corporation. A general partnership is also not subject to direct taxation—instead, the partnership must file a return and the partners assume liability for their share of the partnership’s gain or loss on a form and in their individual returns. Avoiding the entity level tax ensures that income flowing into a general partnership is taxed only once.

What is a Non-Profit Corporation?

A non-profit corporation is a business entity incorporated at the state level where there are no equity owners that hold shares of stock. Also, none of the corporate income is distributable to members, directors, or officers. Instead, such non-profit corporations typically are controlled by members that elect a board of directors.

What is a Limited Liability Company?

The main advantage of the Limited Liability Company (“LLC”) is that it isn’t burdened with the ownership restrictions imposed on a small business corporation (also known as a Sub Chapter S Corporation). An LLC may have more than 100 Members or as few as one. Its interests may be held by corporations, partnerships, non-resident aliens, trusts, pension plans, and charitable organizations. The LLC may make special allocations, thereby avoiding the single class of stock requirement applicable to an S corporation. It may own more than 80% of the stock of a corporation and therefore, be a member of an affiliated group.

The LLC is a hybrid entity that is very flexible and may be taxed as a partnership, corporation or as a sole proprietorship while providing limited liability protection for all of its Members. For federal tax purposes, an LLC—like a partnership or sole proprietorship—is a pass-through entity and its income and losses are taxed only at the member level. However, all members of an LLC have limited liability for the debts and claims against the LLC; no member will be burdened with personal liability.

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No Personal Liability

When starting a business in 2019, you are forming a legal entity that is separate from yourself as an individual. The Corporation is granted powers that allow it to make decisions that an individual may make. For example, the corporation may enter into leases, borrow money, buy goods and services on credit—and in all cases, you are not personally liable for the transaction. If a problem arises, the only recourse would be against the Corporation. Similarly, if anyone were to file a lawsuit for an action arising from the corporation’s business, that party would not be able to go after your personal assets.

Business Tax Deductions

Entrepreneurs will want to attribute as much of their expenses as possible to reasonable and necessary business expenses. Why pay more taxes than necessary? Many taxpayers overlook legitimate deductions for business expenses. To the extent possible, entrepreneurs will want to ensure to deduct the following business expenses:

Vehicle expenses
Travel expenses
Start-up and organizational costs
Certain types of entertainment expenses
Payments to charitable organizations

Advertising costs
Rent for the use of a property
The cost of materials and supplies
Interest and other borrowing charges
State local and sales taxes

Salaries and other compensation for personal services
The cost of insurance may be deducted as a business expense
Repairs, maintenance, replacement and improvement expenses
Attorneys’ fees, court costs, and other legal and accounting expenses
Setting up a reserve account can create a legitimate tax deduction.

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Minimize IRS Audits

Sole proprietors must file an IRS Form 1040, Schedule C (Profit or Loss from a Business). Unfortunately, the IRS audits sole proprietors that file the form at a higher audit rate than returns for an incorporated micro business. Also, sole proprietors with home office deductions face even more risk of audit by filing the IRS Form 8829 (Expenses for Business Use of Your Home) for home office deductions. S or C corporations avoid such scrutiny.

Privacy

The Corporation or LLC can be established in such a way so that shareholder/owners remain anonymous, many times the same anonymity can be accomplished for officers and directors.

Use of a Marketing Framework

The use of a Marketing Framework allows you to present your business to the public as a Corporation or LLC, giving your business the appearance of being much bigger than it is—which makes it easier to attract investors.

Raising Capital

Because of the ease of transfer of ownership and the “separate entity” concept of the Corporation or LLC, it is much easier to attract investors than otherwise.

Easy Transfer of Ownership

You can place real estate into the Corporation or LLC and transfer through a private agreement (i.e. stock transfer) rather than a formal real estate transfer, and closing. You can also re-title an asset to a Corporation or LLC yet continue to maintain control.

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We provide you with information, guidance and counsel based on our 175 years of legal experience. There are no hidden attorneys’ fees. No Credit Card is required to place your order.Using a reputable law firm to incorporate or organize your Corporation, LLC, Non-profit, or Partnership will ensure that all your bases are covered—preferably with one that provides you with legal advice and assistance beyond incorporation.

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Other Ways We Can Help

Agreement Reviews
An Employee Manual
An Employee Warning Notice
Anonymity
Asset Purchase Agreements
Authorization for Release of Information for Employment Screening
Avoiding Probate with the use of an Ownership Trust for Corporate Stock
Bank letter
Business license
Capital stock, non-voting stock, preferred stock
Certificate of Good Standing
Choosing a Name for Your Corporation
Corporate Stock Purchase Agreements
D & B Number
Daily/Weekly Time Record
Employee Benefits & Policies
Employment Agreement
European Union Save Harbor Website Privacy Policy
Federal Copyright for Your Website
Federal Servicemark

Federal Tax ID Number
Federal Trademark
Fictitious, Assumed or Alternate Business Name
Franchise Agreements
Franchise Agreements Review
Indemnification Agreement
Independent Contractor Agreement
IRS Section 1244 Corporate Stock
Labor Law Notices
Lease Reviews
Lender’s Agreement and Promissory Note
Mail Forwarding
Minority Business Certification
Notice of Acknowledgement of Pay Rate and Payday
Ongoing Legal Assistance
Perfecting any Lien Created by the Security Agreement
Privacy Policy for Your Website
Qualified Sub Chapter S Subsidiary
Security Agreement
Service Agreements

Service Agreements
Service Disabled Veteran Small Business Certification
Sexual Harassment Prevention Policy
Shareholder Divorce Protection
Shareholder’s Restrictive Agreement
Start-Up Money for Your Business
State New Hire Reporting
State Sales Tax Number
State Servicemark
State Trademark
State Unemployment Tax Account Number
Stock Options
System for Award Management (SAM) Number
Taxpayer Identification Number for Foreigner
Terms and Conditions for Your Website
USDOT Number
Veteran Owned Small Business Certification
Women Owned Business Certification
Worker’s Compensation Exemption Registration for Construction
Worker’s Compensation Exemption Registration for Non-Construction

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Create or Amend Corporate Stock Certificates

A stock certificate is a legal document setting forth that you own shares of stock within a corporation. A stock certificate certifies that you are the registered holder of a certain number of shares, transferable only by you, and organized under the laws of the state. It’s typically created with a complex art design to keep them from counterfeit reproduction. You will get stock certificate templates when you incorporate with us or buy a corporate kit. The contents of a stock certificate include:

Your Name,
Business Name,
An Identification Number,
Number of Shares you own,
Corporate Seal, and
Authority Signatures (e.g. President, Treasurer)

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Stocks and Stock Certificates

A stock represents how much of the company is yours. If you have a stock, you wield a percentage of the corporation’s assets and profits. The worth of your stock goes up as the business grows, and decreases if the business doesn’t do well and loses value. You can buy as many stocks as the company is willing to distribute—and the more stocks you have, the more of the company you actually own. It doesn’t necessarily mean that you can make decisions on daily company operations, or that you have the right to any of the physical assets the company owns, or that you are personally liable for anything. In that regard, you’re not actually an owner of the company.

Stockerholder Stock Certificates

Stockholders may have the power to cast a vote on major concerns affecting the corporation, such as affairs regarding company assets and mergers. Stockholders may also sell or trade stocks, or keep them and be paid regularly (usually on a quarterly basis) from company profits or reserves. Stockholders may also have the right to review the corporation’s books and records and sue the entity for wrongful actions. Ultimately, stockholder rights may depend on the terms and conditions of the stock certificate. If you own or are starting a business, it would be a very smart move to get a reliable attorney on your side to help you create a stock certificate that’s worth the paper it’s written on.

We can help you create, replace, or amend your Stock Certificates

Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. offers complete business formation services, years of experience that can’t be matched by many and the best price out there. Having us prepare your stock certificate over a non-attorney will ensure that all of your bases are covered with free legal advice. Free stock certificates are included in our complete incorporation package.

Create or Amend your Corporate Bylaws and LLC Regulations

Corporate Bylaws (also known as LLC Regulations for Limited Liability Companies) dictate the set rules of a corporation. Bylaws are established by the incorporator or the board of directors during the initial process of incorporation. Bylaws direct those in authority in their duties to overlook the corporation. Some of the items or details in the Bylaws include:

Company’s Official Name and Address.
Company’s Purpose or Mission.
Officers’ Titles, Duties, Requirements and Privileges.
Meetings; When, Where, and How they’ll be held.
Information about Stocks, Shares and their respective holders (if applicable).
Record-keeping process and procedures.
Amending Procedures.
Process of Audits and Inspections.

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Establishing, Enforcing and Amending Corporate Bylaws

After writing and establishing your Bylaws, they can be used to direct the way your business is conducted. Also, someone will be appointed to enforce those Bylaws; watchful that everyone is performing their duties according to those Bylaws, and notifying them if they aren’t. Now and then, you should host a meeting to review the Bylaws and amend them if necessary—to meet your company’s needs at the time. Anyone in the company can make suggestions to change a particular element within the Bylaws, but you should state how many people are needed to make an amendment and if an officer is required.

Different types of Bylaws

Every business requires rules and guidelines in which to operate, regardless of type; LLC, Corporations, Non-profits, etc. Other entities have coinciding titles for Bylaws; Partnerships have what is called a partnership agreement, LLC’s write an operating agreement, but the constituents are similar to that of corporate Bylaws. Bylaws are a complicated legal document and not something you should try to do yourself if you aren’t well-versed in its many complexities and implications.

Preparing your Bylaws

Hiring an experienced attorney to organize and prepare your company’s Bylaws will save you a lot of money, internal conflicts, and legal issues later. Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. offers complete business formation services, years of experience that can’t be matched by many, and of course the best price out there! Having us prepare your Bylaws over a non-attorney will ensure that all of your bases are covered with free legal advice included in our complete incorporation package:

At Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. We provide you with guidance and counsel based on our 175 years of legal experience. There are no hidden attorneys’ fees. No Credit Card is required to place your order. Using a reputable law firm to incorporate or organize your Corporation, LLC, Non-profit, or Partnership will ensure that all your bases are covered—preferably with one that provides you with legal advice and assistance beyond incorporation. Give us a call at 1-800-603-3900 or place an order online.

Services by Spiegel & Utrera. P.A.

Call our law firm at (800) 603-3900 to inquire about or order any of the following services by phone.

Agreement Reviews
An Employee Manual
An Employee Warning Notice
Anonymity
Asset Purchase Agreements
Authorization for Release of Information for Employment Screening
Ownership Trust for Corporate Stock to Avoid Probate
Bank letter
Business license
Capital stock, non-voting stock, preferred stock
Certificate of Good Standing
Choosing a Name for Your Corporation
Corporate Stock Purchase Agreements
D & B Number
Daily/Weekly Time Record
Employee Benefits & Policies
Employment Agreement
European Union Save Harbor Website Privacy Policy
Federal Copyright for Your Website
Federal Servicemark

Federal Tax ID Number
Federal Trademark
Fictitious, Assumed or Alternate Business Name
Franchise Agreements
Franchise Agreements Review
Indemnification Agreement
Independent Contractor Agreement
IRS Section 1244 Corporate Stock
Labor Law Notices
Lease Reviews
Lender’s Agreement and Promissory Note
Mail Forwarding
Minority Business Certification
Notice of Acknowledgement of Pay Rate and Payday
Ongoing Legal Assistance
Perfecting any Lien Created by the Security Agreement
Privacy Policy for Your Website
Qualified Sub Chapter S Subsidiary
Security Agreement
Service Agreements

Service Agreements
Service Disabled Veteran Small Business Certification
Sexual Harassment Prevention Policy
Shareholder Divorce Protection
Shareholder’s Restrictive Agreement
Start-Up Money for Your Business
State New Hire Reporting
State Sales Tax Number
State Servicemark
State Trademark
State Unemployment Tax Account Number
Stock Options
System for Award Management (SAM) Number
Taxpayer Identification Number for Foreigner
Terms and Conditions for Your Website
USDOT Number
Veteran Owned Small Business Certification
Women Owned Business Certification
Worker’s Compensation Exemption Registration for Construction
Worker’s Compensation Exemption Registration for Non-Construction

Articles of Incorporation: Create, Replace, or Amend

The articles of incorporation are legal documents that solidify the presence of a business entity within a state. The term articles of incorporation are assigned to a corporation, while the term articles of organization apply to a limited liability company (LLC). Along with corporate by-laws, the articles of incorporation outline the jurisdiction of a corporation, as granted by the state government.

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Certified Articles of Incorporation

Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. can draft the articles of incorporation or organization with the well-being of your business in mind. Our complete incorporating package includes the articles of incorporation along with:

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Contents of the Articles of Incorporation

Articles of Incorporation typically (depends on state requirements) include:

Name of Corporation
Principal Office – Address
Purpose of Corporation – “Any Lawful Purpose”
Type of Business – For Profit, Non-Profit, Partnership
Registered Agent – Initial Agent for Service of Process
Number of Shares – Corporate Capitalization
Term of Existence – Perpetual or otherwise
Registered Owners
Effective Date
By-Laws

Getting your Articles of Incorporation When Starting a Corporation

Articles of incorporation or articles of organization outline the structure of your entity. They declare whether or not the entity structure will be a for-profit corporation, limited liability company, or non-profit corporation. You get a ton of perks for doing so; like state and business-specific tax advantages, protection from creditors, immunity to personal liability, gaining anonymity and protecting your personal assets, easier access to capital, enhanced business credibility and authority, and transferable ownership.

Create or Replace your Corporate Records

Lost corporate records or a lost minute book can be a major problem for both you and your corporation, as the corporate minute book is one of the most important business documents you and the corporation can have. Its purpose is to contain all the corporation’s important documents, such as the certificate of incorporation, articles of incorporation, along with records of important actions taken by the corporation, such as issuing shares, purchasing real estate, purchasing other businesses, obtaining various licenses. The loss of the corporate kit and minute book can be a catastrophic event for your corporation, so all possible steps should be made to keep it safe.

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Corporate matters that require your corporate records

Your corporate records may prove to be an important link for a number of corporate matters, such as:

Licenses: Licensing authorities require corporate documentation over an extended period of time, the corporate minute book is necessary to substantiate the information.
Audits: Your corporate minute book may be the most complete corporate record you have, should an audit occur, its contents will probably be desired. There are situations where the Internal Revenue Service and state taxing authorities may want to review your corporate minute book.
Borrowing Money: Banks must do due diligence in order to satisfy themselves before committing to lending sums of money to a corporation. The corporate minute book will be reviewed by them.
Investors: Many investors may want to view your corporate minute book before they invest in your company. If you cannot provide this, they may be less willing to invest.

Replacing Lost Corporate Records

At Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. we can assist in reassembling misplaced or lost corporate records or minute books. We will reconstruct the corporate kit or minute book based upon the history of the corporation from information which we will ascertain. If you would like us to help in reassembling and/or replacing a lost corporate kit or minute book, click here.

Where Should You Start?

Before you purchase a business, you have to ask your self the following questions:
How do I find out what a business is worth?
How can the sellers client list benefit you?
Can I get a line of credit to help me with the business?

Lets explore some of these questions, and hopefully get you into your business with a great deal of confidence and a very large profit. Spiegel & Utrera can help guide you with the purchase and Start Your Business Today.

How do I find out what the business is worth?

So, what is a business worth? That question is only answerable by you. A business should be work a year’s profit. Can you operate that business and make that income? What are your abilities to either sell the yearly estimated profit or perhaps more? You would actually have to do some investigating to find out how the seller has been operating their business. Does the business come with a client list? Does the purchase include the equipment in the business? The equipment is a good asset, but it has to be usable What is it worth today?

How can the sellers client list benefit you?

If the seller has a client list, this can be valuable. The client list will enable you to reach out to each client ans assure them that their level of service will continue and get better. This client list has many familiar users who can also spread the word about the new owner and help promote your business by word-of-mouth.

How can I get a line of credit toward the business?

Purchasing a business and registering it as yours can potentially open the floor for a business line of credit. With a healthy client list, business model and hard work it should be easy enough to obtain the line of credit for your new business

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Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. is a corporate law firm with its main offices located in Miami, Florida with offices throughout the United States. As a law firm, we do more than just help you form your business entity. We stand ready to help with the maintenance of your legal business entity! We will assist you with Incorporation Service, Trademarks, Copyrights, Estate Planning, Legal Counsel, Wills,Trusts, Agreements & Leases, Corporate & Company

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Starting a Business in 2019

What is a Corporation?

What is a Partnership?

What is a Non-Profit Corporation?

What is a Limited Liability Company?

Benefits of Incorporation

No Personal Liability

Business Tax Deductions

Minimize IRS Audits

Privacy

Use of a Marketing Framework

Raising Capital

Easy Transfer of Ownership

At Spiegel & Utrera, P.A.

Spiegel & Utrera, P.A. Radio Show on our YouTube Channel!

Spiegel & Utrera, P.A.

Create or Amend Corporate Stock Certificates

Stocks and Stock Certificates

Stockerholder Stock Certificates

We can help you create, replace, or amend your Stock Certificates

Create or Amend your Corporate Bylaws and LLC Regulations

Establishing, Enforcing and Amending Corporate Bylaws

Different types of Bylaws

Preparing your Bylaws

Services by Spiegel & Utrera. P.A.

Articles of Incorporation: Create, Replace, or Amend

Certified Articles of Incorporation

Contents of the Articles of Incorporation

Getting your Articles of Incorporation When Starting a Corporation

Create or Replace your Corporate Records

Corporate matters that require your corporate records

Replacing Lost Corporate Records

Where Should You Start?

How do I find out what the business is worth?

How can the sellers client list benefit you?

How can I get a line of credit toward the business?

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