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Most people understand that placing one’s investment property inside of a protective entity — such as a corporation or an LLC — makes good sense for a number of reasons, including most notably, personal asset protection against any liabilities that may attend to the property. But what about for the client who has more than { Continue Reading }

Here’s a small tip for the client who is considering formation of a new corporation or limited liability company (LLC) very late in the year. Wait. At least until December 17. As most people know, California requires that every corporation and LLC pay an annual minimum franchise tax of $800 for the year in which such entity is { Continue Reading }