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Category: LLCs, Corporations, and Partnerships
Choosing the Right Business Entity: A Guide for New Entrepreneurs
Starting a business is exciting—you have the idea, the passion, and maybe even the customers lined up. But before you start selling, there’s an important decision you’ll need to make: what kind of business entity will your company be? Your choice of business structure affects your taxes, your personal liability, your ability to raise money,…
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…
How Do I License Intellectual Property to Others?
Licensing intellectual property (IP) can be a powerful way to generate revenue, expand brand reach, or collaborate with other businesses. Whether it’s a patent, trademark, or copyrighted material, licensing allows you to retain ownership of your IP while granting others permission to use it under specific conditions. By understanding the different types of licenses and…
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…
How Do I Prepare My Business for a Potential Sale or Merger?
Preparing your business for a potential sale or merger is a major step, and it can be both exciting and overwhelming. Whether you’re looking to sell your business to retire, merge with a competitor, or attract investment, getting your business in the best possible shape is essential for ensuring a smooth transaction and maximizing your…
What Are the Legal Requirements for Raising Capital or Obtaining a Loan?
Raising capital or obtaining a loan is often a crucial step for businesses, whether you’re just starting out or looking to expand. But before you dive into securing funds, it’s essential to understand the legal requirements that come with raising capital or taking out a loan. This process can involve complex regulations, and failing to…
What Is a Sales Tax Permit, and Do I Need One?
If you’re thinking about starting a business that sells goods or services, you’ve probably come across the term “sales tax permit.” But what exactly is a sales tax permit, and do you really need one? In this blog post, we’ll break down what a sales tax permit is, how it works, and whether your business…
Do I Need to File a DBA (Doing Business As) Name?
Starting a business is an exciting journey filled with new terms and decisions that can sometimes feel overwhelming. One of the questions you may come across early on is whether you need to file a “DBA” or “Doing Business As” name. If you’re new to the world of business, you’re probably wondering what exactly a…
