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Category: Corporate Law
What I Learned from Rodger Howell’s M&A Outlook at the ABA Spring Meeting
By Nathan Moore, Moore Law PC At Moore Law PC, we’re always looking ahead—so attending the ABA Middle Market and Small Business Committee’s Spring Meeting in New Orleans this year was both a professional investment and a welcome reminder of how much opportunity still exists for our clients. A highlight of the conference was a…
Can an LLC be an S-Corp?
You’ve got questions and we’ve got answers! We know some terminology can be confusing. We’re here to clear the air and give you a complete understanding of what it means to be both an LLC and and S-Corporation. Q: Can a limited liability company (LLC) elect to be taxed as an S-Corporation? A: Yes, an LLC…
What is the role of a registered agent, and do I need one?
When forming a business, you’ll encounter several legal requirements, one of which is appointing a registered agent. While this step may seem procedural, a registered agent plays a crucial role in your business’s legal and operational structure. For many business owners, the question isn’t just what a registered agent does but also whether they actually…
Understanding the Difference Between an S Corporation and a C Corporation
When starting a business, selecting the right legal structure is crucial. Many business owners know about LLCs and corporations, but not everyone understands the differences between an S Corporation (S-corp) and a C Corporation (C-corp). While both share some similarities, like limited liability protection, they have distinct differences in how they are taxed, managed, and…
FinCen and Its Requirements on Small Business
Recently, FinCEN has put forward new disclosure requirements that particularly impact new small businesses in the U.S. These requirements are part of a broader effort to increase transparency in business ownership and financial activities, aiming to curb money laundering and the financing of terrorism. Let’s break down what these requirements entail, their significance for new…
The Crucial Elements of a SaaS Terms and Conditions
In the fast-paced world of Software as a Service (SaaS), the Terms and Conditions (Terms) isn’t just a legal requirement; it’s the bedrock upon which customer relationships are built. A well-drafted Terms provides clarity, sets expectations, and establishes the legal framework for your service. Conversely, a poorly constructed Terms can lead to confusion, legal challenges,…
A Comprehensive Guide to Selling Your Business: Navigating the Legal Waters
Selling a business is no small feat. It’s a complex process filled with legal intricacies, financial considerations, and strategic decisions. As a sophisticated business owner, you’re already aware that the devil is in the details, especially when it comes to legal matters. This guide aims to walk you through the essential legal considerations and steps…
Incorporating Your Business in Tennessee
To incorporate a business in Tennessee, you need to follow a specific set of steps and meet various legal requirements. Here’s an overview of the incorporation process: Choose a Business Name: Select a unique and distinguishable name for your corporation. You can check the availability of your chosen name on the Tennessee Secretary of State’s…
Electing S Status for Your Corporation
Electing S corporation (S corp) status is a tax-related decision that certain eligible businesses can make in the United States. S corp status provides several tax advantages, but it also comes with specific requirements and restrictions. Here’s an overview of the process and considerations for electing S status: Eligibility Requirements: To qualify for S corporation…
How Do I Choose? Corporation v. LLC
Choosing between a corporation and a limited liability company (LLC) is an important decision when starting or structuring a business. Both entities offer distinct advantages and disadvantages, and the choice largely depends on factors such as your business goals, ownership structure, taxation preferences, and liability concerns. Here’s a comparison of corporations and LLCs to help…
