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What Is A Limited Partnership?
A limited partnership is just another type of partnership. It is different from a general partnership because it has both general partners and limited partners. A limited partnership is also considered a distinct entity from its partners.
Read MoreWhat Is The Difference Between An LLP And An LLC?
Although they have similar names, an LLP (limited liability partnership) and an LLC (limited liability company) are different types of business structures.
Read MoreWhat Is A Subchapter-S Corporation (S-Corp) And Do I Need It?
Oftentimes, I have clients come to me asking for an S-Corp, not knowing what this really means. An S-Corp is not a different form of corporation, but rather a special tax treatment of one or more standard Texas corporations. The incorporation with the Texas Secretary of State actually has nothing to do with the S-Corp status.
Read MoreAre Your Personal Assets Really Protected If You Incorporate?
A primary reason for incorporation is to protect your personal assets from claims of creditors of the business. You want to be able to keep your personal assets if you cant pay the bills of the business, or have some other large liability claim against the business not covered by insurance.
Read MoreWhat Is A Corporation And What Are The Benefits?
A corporation is a separate legal entity from its owners. A corporation can be owned by one person or many people. The corporation is formed under the laws of the state in which it is operating, with Articles of Incorporation or Certificate of Formation.
Read MoreWhat Is Estate Planning And Why Do I Need It?
This may sound surprising but almost everyone needs estate planning done in their lifetime. Whether you are a young couple with children, an older individual nearing retirement or a same-sex couple, having an estate plan in place can protect your assets and legacy.
Read MoreTo Incorporate or Not to Incorporate - That is The Question
Limiting potential personal liability of investors or owners is often the biggest consideration favoring incorporation or LLC formation. These two entities limit the exposure to liability of investors or owners for business debts or liabilities to the amount invested and protect other personal assets of the investors from those debts.
Read MoreAre Same-Sex Marriages Treated Equally for Federal Tax Purposes?
Employers must treat same-sex marriages like other marriages for Federal Tax purposes.
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