
Valuing a Business for a Dissenting or Oppressed Shareholder Case
Shareholders who own a minority interest in a business may not always agree with key decisions made by controlling shareholders. For instance, a minority shareholder…
Shareholders who own a minority interest in a business may not always agree with key decisions made by controlling shareholders. For instance, a minority shareholder…
With staffing levels stretched to extremes, many nonprofit organizations are finding it increasingly difficult to keep up with administrative tasks like grant reporting. However, grant…
The deadline for most not-for-profits to file Form 990 with the IRS (May 15, 2024) has come and gone. Assuming your organization operates on a…
Some job candidates assume that nonprofit organizations offer lower compensation than for-profit companies do. If your nonprofit has open positions, this can be a difficult…
Elite athletes train hard to perfect their performance in a particular discipline, but they also cross-train. For example, a sprinter might, in addition to running…
Because of the high stakes involved, owners of larger or public jobs require contractors to obtain a surety bond. As you’re likely aware, this is…
Although the overall costs of construction materials nationwide have stabilized somewhat this year, many contractors are still likely to face challenges in this area. The…
If your construction business is structured as a partnership, limited liability company or S corporation, don’t overlook the potential benefits of a state’s pass-through entity…
When discussing the complexities of taxes for contractors, most people immediately think of income taxes. Yet, there is another significant tax that can be equally…
Business succession planning is essential for all privately owned manufacturing companies, and the importance of a detailed plan is magnified during periods of economic upheaval.…