How to close a business—both an LLC and an S Corp?
- March 15, 2015
Q.: I have started two companies one an LLC and the other an S Corp that I used for a very short time and would like to stop using. How do you go about the…
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May 12, 2015
In today’s turbulent economy, a slow-paying client can generate more anxiety and frustration for your company than a no-paying client. At least with a no-pay, you know what you need to do (sue) and the steps you need to take. Not that you look forward to it, of course, but at least you know . . . and that certainty can bring some relief. A slow-paying client is like a fickle lover: first prepared to abide by his (or her) commitments to you; then dashing your hopes by standing you up for your romantic rendezvous. Did you do something to upset him? Does he want to see you again? Does he intend to leave you? When he needed you, he called every day; now that you need him for something, he can’t be reached. You want to believe the excuses he gives you . . . but should you? Because we don’t know (and he’s certainly not being communicative), we can be thrown into a state of panic from the uncertainty. Thankfully, clients differ from…
Continue ReadingQ.: I have started two companies one an LLC and the other an S Corp that I used for a very short time and would like to stop using. How do you go about the…
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Read MoreMy aunt, June Anderson, was a brilliant award-winning textile designer in the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s. I’ll never forget the summer I turned 20 … and she taught me a life lesson that has stayed…
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