Do you know how much money you'll need? Are you looking for loans or equity investors? If you are looking for equity investors, you may not want to be an s-corp since investors usually don't want the...
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Do you know how much money you'll need? Are you looking for loans or equity investors? If you are looking for equity investors, you may not want to be an s-corp since investors usually don't want the...
I agree with the others; it sounds more like a PC repair shop and would rather see the word "game" or "gamer" in there. But I am not sure it's "critical" to the success of your company. After all,...
It's really more of a legal question than anything. An LLC owned by one person is known as a "Single Member LLC" and, by default, is taxed as a sole proprietorship which is the easiest from a tax...
Mitch, when an LLC that is treated as a partnership drops to one owner, it goes through a "technical termination" and reverts to a sole proprietorship automatically. You don't need to do anything...
I would echo the other suggestions on QuickBooks but choose the QuickBooks Online (QBO) option. Intuit is putting most of their resources into QBO and it has a growing number of fetaures. You can...
I'd be leery of responding to a telemarketer, FB ad or google search unless you already know about the lender and trust them. I would start with your own bank or look for local banks that do lending....
It totally depends on two things: your total income including the new business, and how your business is organized (sole prop versus s-corp, etc). If I had to guess, it should be a minimum 20% if you...
Unfortunately, you cannot offset capital losses you've been carrying over against your business income (other than the $3000 loss/year that you can recognize). You can offset the losses only against...