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You’ve probably heard the term 501(c)(3), which is probably the most common type of tax-exempt status for nonprofits in the... View Article

Day traders—or, people who generate a substantial income from trading securities, like stocks, bonds, and options—may find it beneficial to... View Article

Converting a limited liability company (LLC) to a corporation in Delaware is fairly straightforward thanks to a process called statutory... View Article

When you start a transportation business, in addition to registering with your state authority you’ll have to register with a... View Article

IRS Form 5472 is used for US companies with significant foreign ownership, as well as foreign companies conducting business in... View Article

NAICS codes are sometimes requested when businesses file government documents. But unlike some federally issued numbers, like EINs, NAICS codes... View Article

When you form a corporation, you decide how many stock shares your company can lawfully distribute. But what if you... View Article

  The term “S-corporation” (or S-corp) is often mistaken for type of business entity, but it’s not actually an entity... View Article

There are many reasons why a limited liability company (LLC) might transfer ownership—a business can be sold, inherited, or even... View Article

S corporations—known as S-corps—are small corporations (less than 100 shareholders) that complete Form 2553 and are granted S-corp status by... View Article