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In general, there are three principal considerations when choosing a business structure: (1) liability, (2) management, and (3) taxation. Unfortunately, the laws that affect some of these considerations – in particular, liability and management – vary significantly from state to state and are not u Read More

In the United States, there are four (4) principal ways in which a person or business can protect intellectual property, however, not all types of protection are available for all property types. This infographic briefly describes each of the four (4) principal types of intellectual property protec Read More

Over 300,000 trademarks were filed in 2013 but less than 200,000 were actually registered in 2013. This infographic breaks down which cities filed the most trademarks and what you can do to increase your chances of registration. Read More

Just how often do people open their emails on their mobile devices? Do emails that are designed to be viewed on mobile devices have higher click-thru rates than emails that are not so designed? Read More

When Google determines that a user's query has "local intent", it will often return results for businesses that exist in the user's physical proximity or in the proximity for which the user is searching. This infographic shows statistics about search queries in addition to ranking factor data colle Read More

With the repeal of the estate tax for 2010, and its return in 2011, the concept of tax basis has extra significance this year. Read More

In good economic times it sometimes seems hard to make a mistake. We no longer live in those times! Good planning and proper implementation of plans is always important, but a challenging economic environment can both disclose unique opportunities and expose critical flaws. Read More

A brief overview of the most common types of business entities used in the United States including their prevelance, revenue share, and some important attributes of each type. Read More

The recently enacted Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 includes a number of taxpayer-friendly provisions. Two in particular may be very advantageous to small businesses looking to expand. Read More