Although there's plenty of startups that fall apart, are bought out, or merge with an existing company, there are also those that succeed. And make no mistake, success and growth (especially during a pandemic) are good problems to have. However, you don't want grow rapidly and wind up spreading
What A Letter From The IRS Means
You may be going through the day's mail and notice a letter addressed to you from the Internal Revenue Service. In the immortal words of Douglas Adams, "Don't Panic." This may be your anticipated federal tax refund. On opening the envelope, removing the letter or notice, you note an acronym that
Medical Practice Start Up Tips
For many, medicine is a lifelong practice -- certainly a career that asks a substantial commitment to the pursuer. And while a career in medicine can provide fulfillment in many ways, there are also plenty of grueling years. If you're in the field, then you know the misconception that "medicine" =
How Do Tech Firms Make Money?
Big tech firms have proved over and over again that technology is a worthy investment. Year in, year out, they continue to make news with billion-dollar revenue records. Among the areas they have ventured into include e-commerce, social media, hardware, online search, entertainment and app
Common & Confusing Terms In Real Estate: Fee Simple & Fee Tail
Before you buy any property, make sure you understand what you're getting into. Of course, for anyone that's purchased a home, you know the mountain of paperwork to get through before the sale is final. However, this is all the more reason to pay close attention to the verbiage used on the realty's
Some Of The Strangest Taxes In History
Taxes have been around for centuries, as common as the trading of goods or services. However, while we've grown accustomed to taxes on our money, strange, and often bizarre, taxes have been around over the course of history. Of course, many of these were unfair, typically benefitting monarchs and
Seattle Business and Occupation Taxes
You do not owe general business and occupation (B&O) tax if your annual turnover revenues were below $100,000 in Seattle. Though you don't owe tax, it is a requirement to file your returns and report to Seattle B&O even in the case of no activity. The Seattle permit to operate charge is
Do Not Undervalue Tech For Your Law Firm
There are some small to mid-sized law firms that make the mistake of believing that improved technology will not benefit their practice. Consequently, they and their staff spend valuable time caught in outdated processes that should have been automated months or even years ago. Increasing