The Blaugg Blog

If you own a business in Delaware, your taxes are about to go up in the next year. Are you ready?

Business and industry is collaborating in Delaware, and Governor Jack Markell has recently unveiled a program which will train current high school students as the future manufacturing workforce in their state. This continues to propel Delaware forward as a business-friendly state. Do you have a program like this where you live, and do you believe it will help bolster future industry?

Do you operate a nonprofit organization in the United States? There are many resources and a lot of information available through the federal government, and there are some rules and regulations you should be aware of as well. Here's a few things to think about before bringing on volunteers to your nonprofit organization.

The annual reports are due for many states once springtime rolls around. Do you know which forms to file, and where? Read on to find out.

When disaster strikes, there can be a surge of opportunities in which to donate. While you may feel a sense of urgency to donate as quickly as possible, ensure that your money is going to a worthwhile, legitimate nonprofit organization, and you are not being had by a scammer.

If you find that you need to serve a business a lawsuit, what happens if you cannot track them down to serve them papers? While every state is required to have a registered agent, sometimes businesses are able to fall through the cracks. Here's what you should do.

The state of Utah is considering the legalization of medical marijuana in their state. When new industry arises, so does the potential for scams. Here is what to do if someone tries to scam you into buying stock in false medical marijuana companies.

If you currently own a limited liability company in California, or are thinking of forming one or registering a foreign LLC in that state, you should know that some requirements have changed. As of January 1, 2014, the state of California repealed the Beverly-Killea Limited Liability Company Act and replaced it with the new California Revised Uniform Limited Liability Company Act. Changes were made to name requirements, name reservation requirements, and many of the forms required of a California LLC.

Nevada has added additional regulations for nonprofits who wish to solicit donations as of January 1, 2014. before you start taking in money, make sure you file the correct form with the Nevada secretary of state.

We are used to seeing taxes go up, but Delaware has lowered their gross Receipts Tax. What could this mean for your business?