Previous posts have discussed the many factors entrepreneurs should consider when forming and organizing a new business enterprise. One of those factors is whether the business is initially expected to generate profits or losses and the tax consequences of those profits and losses on the founders and other investors. The tax consequences of the profits […]
Tax Considerations for California S Corporations
Last weeks blogs discussed tax considerations of C-Corps. This week’s blog discusses some similar tax considerations of S-Corps, which is a form of flow through entity for tax purposes. The net income of an S corporation is not taxable at the corporate level. Instead, it flows through to the individual shareholders. The shareholder is taxed […]
Tax Considerations for California Corporations
Previous posts have discussed the many factors entrepreneurs should consider when forming and organizing a new business enterprise. Of all those factors, three issues are particularly important when selecting the form of business entity for your new venture: (1) Who will be the owner of the business; (2) how will the earnings of the business […]
Partition: How Co-Owners Can Part Ways
Co-owners of real property eventually will want to stop being co-owners, because of divorce, because business partners can’t get along, because relatives inherit real property together with most wanting nothing to do with the property, or simply because they just don’t want to continue owning property with others. However, if one co-owner won’t agree to sell […]
Can My Claim Survive Bankruptcy?
One of the key reasons a debtor files bankruptcy is to obtain a discharge of the debtor’s pre-petition debts. Generally, only an individual debtor obtains a discharge. In cases of corporate reorganizations, the Plan may include a provision that except as provided in the plan all pre-petition obligations are discharged, but otherwise, the corporation does […]
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