Business Liability
Alec Baldwin Just Learned Something Every Business Owner Already Knows
In the end, everything is our responsibility.
Warning, Employers: Liability Lurks in Your 401(k) Plan and the New DOL Rule Won't Protect You
It's your responsibility to protect your team's retirement, not whoever you hired to handle it.
Private Company vs. LLP - Which is Better for You?
Unlike a private company, an LLP is not required to pay any dividend distribution tax and profits distributed and they are not liable to tax in the hand of the partners.
3 Trigger Events That Could Make Your Current Business Structure Obsolete
It's the least-sexy thing about being an entrepreneur, but obsessing over personal liability and tax implications might mean it's time to change how you've incorporated your business.
Why Insuring Your Business is a Wise Idea
Insurance companies also sell individual policies where you can choose a customised portfolio.
The EMV Card Deadline Is Coming. Here's How to Prepare Your Business.
If you're not ready for to transition to EMV chip cards by Oct. 1, you could put your customers and your business at risk. Here's what you need to know.
LLCs Are More Limited Protection Than Many Entrepreneurs Realize
The assets of sole proprietors don't receive blanket protection simply by forming an LLC.
7 Types of Insurance You Need to Protect Your Business
Starting your own business is taking a smart risk, operating without the right insurance is not.
Sharing Economy Sets Sights on Business Travelers -- But Will They Bite?
Airbnb and Uber both announced new services exclusively targeting businesses, but will travelers look beyond a host of security and regulatory issues plaguing the sharing economy?
Think Incorporating Will Protect Your Personal Assets? Not in These Cases.
Although you should definitely seek legal status for your business, these 6 scenarios could cost you big.
Pay Attention to Personal Liability
Certain business structures don't protect company owner when it comes to failure to pay taxes or withhold 401(k) or other employee benefits.
Does Your Business Put You at Risk of Lawsuits?
Things don't always go as planned. The more you know ahead of time, the better you can prepare in order to minimize your risk.