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LLC vs. S Corp is Not a Real Choice Here's the first thing you need to understand. You never have to choose between an LLC and an S corporation. This sounds crazy at first. But you need to understand that an S corporation is...
If this is what a recovery feels like, you can be excused for wondering how it’s different from a recession. Consumer spending, which fuels so much of the economy, remains anemic. Sales tax collections have taken a huge hit,...
In India, businesses mainly operate as companies, sole proprietorships and partnerships, each subject to different regulatory and tax regimes. Introducing Limited Liability Partnerships as a new business structure is considered...
Jim Smith wants a development authority to finance a parking garage and water service at the site. The owner of Slate Hill is re-branding the controversial development and said he's ready to start building, if he can get some...
The amount of unpaid tax which is being written off by the Government has rocketed to over £11 billion this year while tax revenues plummet because of the recession. By Melissa Kite, Deputy Political Editor Lord Myners said 90...
A Comparison Of Senate, House Democratic Health Care Bills (AP) A comparison of the health care bills before Congress: The Senate Democratic bill (Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act): WHO'S COVERED: About 94 percent of...
In New Zealand, the gap between the top personal tax rate (38 per cent) and the lower/middle personal tax rates - as well as the company rate of 30 per cent and the trust rate of 33 per cent - continues to make structuring and...
Published 11/21/09 Sen. Ernest F. "Fritz" Hollings, with video by Craig Harrington -     Few people realize that for the past fifty years the policy of the United States government has been to get rid of jobs. Beginning...
Partnerships That Tap Into Pipelines and Such Are Trying to Recover By ANN DAVIS For investors looking for high-income investments, energy partnerships such as pipeline businesses sometimes yielded more trouble than reward...
As employer businesses decline, non-employer firms are on the rise. (Employer businesses are companies that the Census Bureau reports have at least one employee; non-employer businesses have no employees.) So low, in fact, that...
