Category : Business setup/operation

No-tax-due forms (which is what most companies file) MUST be filed electronically. The 2023 extension deadline is Monday, May 15, 2023. You may have received some letters from the Texas Comptroller’s office referring to “Texas Franchise Tax.” This sounds like something intended for the owners of Subway or T-Mobile retail franchise stores. Can you ignore ..

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[…] Imagine a rather common situation: your rehab is in its final stages, and your GC just called you to report that he found some termite damage requiring another $2k to fix. Since you’re 50/50, you bring a $1k check, and your partner will cover the other half, right? Not so fast. His car or his AC broke this morning, so he is short on cash. Guess..

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Congratulations! Now you can order fancy business cards from vistaprint.com and call yourself President. The bad news, Mr. President, is that this will hardly impress anybody and will not advance your search for your First Lady or Gentleman. Nowadays, everybody is a president of something and carries glossy business cards that say so. In fact, ..

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On November 6th, 2010, the Realty Investment Club of Houston which is commonly (but not always fairly) referred as the RICH club had a celebrity guest speaker, Dyches Boddiford. From his vast experience as an investor and teacher, Dyches talked about structuring real estate businesses for asset protection and tax benefits. Every time somebody talks about tax strategies ..

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Disclaimer: This article was initially written for Texas investors. Since business entities are regulated by state law, there are some differences between the states. This is especially true for LLCs – Limited Liability Companies and LPs – Limited Partnerships. Before making your final decision, please consult professionals with the knowledge of your state law. Which ..

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