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Why Use an Attorney When Starting a Business

If you are considering starting a new business, you have probably started compiling a list of things and processes you will need to take care of before you even open your doors. Your list of things to do most likely includes setting up an office, getting business cards, and evaluating website options, but have you considered contacting an attorney?

Many small businesses hold off on consulting an attorney until they run into legal trouble. In many cases, this will be too late and will result in major repercussions for the business.

Wins and Losses for Small Business Under Obama’s Budget

As small business owners, we are always concerned about how the decisions our elected officials make will effect us and our businesses. As we get closer to Washington’s 2013 fiscal year, which starts in October, we are left to wonder how the President’s new budget will effect us. Regardless of which side of the aisle you prefer, it is important to examine the positives and negatives of the new budget as they relate to us.

As part of the President’s new budget, the payroll tax cut is extended. Though it will decrease the tax burden on employees, the employer will see no change in this tax.

10 things to be aware of when starting a business

Just like moving into a new house, starting a business can be so exciting!  Getting your concept off the ground and going gets the adrenaline pumping!!! 
 
But what about the formation of your business and making sure the foundation is strong and stable?  You buy homeowner's insurance to protect your new house - so why would you not get the same type of insurance policy for your new business....  yes,  you would get property and casualty insurance, but your business lawyer can provide a huge amount of protection as well.
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