Selecting a Business Structure as a “Solopreneur”
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July 29, 2014, by James Gilmer in Business Compliance.
Selecting a business structure as a solopreneur is less complicated then you might think. While there are plenty of confusing terms out there, such as “liability protection” and “tax structures,” you really have one decision, that of sole proprietor vs. … Read more
Three Reasons Why A Rejected Filing Hurts Your Business
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July 24, 2014, by James Gilmer in Business Compliance.
In life, getting rejected stinks.
When preparing your corporate documents, not filing timely or properly jeopardizes your “good standing.” Getting a filing rejected outright wastes your valuable time, and can even chalk up to a financial loss.
A rejection is not … Read more
Illinois Secretary of State Closed Due to Small Fire
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July 22, 2014, by James Gilmer in Industry News.
7/22/2014 – The Illinois Secretary of State is closed today due to a small fire. Though the fire has been contained, the building is experiencing electrical issues and has no air conditioning.
As a result, the state is only able to … Read more
Breaking Up With Your Registered Agent
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July 14, 2014, by James Gilmer in Business Compliance.
You’ve seen the warning signs and red flags.
You pay to receive documents, a service you thought you had already paid for with your annual fee. You were supposed to receive an annual report notice, but didn’t, and now you are … Read more
Secretary Gessler Announces Colorado Fee Holiday for Business Formation
Secretary of State Scott Gessler announced a Colorado fee holiday, set to begin July 1, 2014. As a result, the fee for new business filings has been reduced from $50 to $1. The aim is to pass savings from a government surplus … Read more