A startup founder licensing IP to the startup is like buying a hot tub: you can do it, but you probably shouldn’t.
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Businesses should care about privacy policies if they collect personal information, which nearly every business does, whether from employees, customers, or others
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Phantom income is income that a business owner has to pay taxes on despite not having received any cash to pay the tax from the business. It’s not great. But it’s avoidable.
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The Paycheck Protection Program is noteworthy because the loans are intended to function more like grants, meaning that they’ll be eligible for forgiveness provided that businesses satisfy certain requirements.
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Commercial property insurance policies may, for some, provide a means for recouping lost profits due to the coronavirus.
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Washington small businesses, private non-profits, and certain other types of organizations may qualify for these low-interest loans of up to $2 million.
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Here is some information for commercial tenants on force majeure clauses as they assess their lease obligations in light of the impact of the coronavirus.
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Resources for Washington businesses affected by the coronavirus.
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With the rapid spread of the Coronavirus, Seattle businesses are sending employees to work from home en masse, necessitating an evaluation of the existence of and need for remote work policies.
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Location is everything…or maybe not.
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While the tax code is probably the last thing startup founders want to think about when they’re starting up their company, there is at least one provision they should be very interested in: Section 83(b).
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If you’re looking for a tax-related conversation piece for your next cocktail hour, look no further than this entry on the benefits of electing S corporation tax treatment.
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