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New Year’s Basics

January 25, 2016 by Joshua Brinen

New Year’s Basics

  The beginning is the most important part of the work -- Plato We’re knee deep in to January and you probably resolved to kick some bad habits and to adopt some new, good habits. Here are some good habits you may want to pick up for your business: Update the Record Collection We’re not talking about vinyl. If you didn’t keep … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Entrepreneurs Tagged With: business planning, entrepreneur, entrepreneurs, IRS, tax planning

When You Need That Bigger Boat: Finding Key Employees

July 14, 2015 by Joshua Brinen

When You Need That Bigger Boat: Finding Key Employees

“The employer generally gets the employees he deserves.”  J. Paul Getty The watershed moment in any business is when you as an entrepreneur, turn to your partner and say, “We need to hire someone.” Hiring is one of the toughest skills to obtain. I use a very technical, specific method to hire law clerks. Everyone — from the receptionist … [Read more...]

Filed Under: about the firm, careers, Corporate, Entrepreneurs, Hiring Independent Contractors & Employees Tagged With: business, corporate, employee, employees, entrepreneur, hiring, recruitment, retention, start up

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  • I have a DE corporation with offices in NJ and NY. Most of our business is conducted in NJ, but we are headquartered in NY. Do we need to file taxes in all three states?
  • For corporations, which jurisdiction has the lowest state taxes?
  • What tax benefits are there to forming a trust rather than a will?
  • I am interested in forming a non-profit corporation in NY; can I be the sole shareholder and director?

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Clients often come to us with some basic questions or problems to solve. Maybe they are entrepreneurs about to start a new business. If so, there are some threshold issues that need to be resolved about the right kind of company to set up and where it should be located. Or maybe it’s an individual who is beginning to think about writing her will. So we have prepared a few FAQ’s covering the type of inquires that we hear most frequently from clients and prospective clients.

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  • About Us
    • Joshua D. Brinen
    • Martha Thrush
  • Practice Areas
    • Transactions and Corporate Law
    • Securities & Finance
    • Tax Planning and Controversy
    • Commercial Litigation
    • Commercial Real Estate
  • How We Can Help
    • Forming Your Company
    • Financing Your Company
    • Operating Your Company
    • Hiring Independent Contractors and Employees
    • Growing Your Company
    • Defending Your Company
  • Blog
  • Contact Us