Business Strategies
Learn how to incorporate your Delaware business as well as tips, suggestions and smart business ideas for you to utlize before and after incorporating a company in Delaware.
How Exchange Rates Affect Your Business
By
Rick Bell
Monday, March 21, 2022
How do foreign exchange markets work? What are their effects on business owners? Here's how fluctuations in the exchange rates affect your business... Read More
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How do foreign exchange markets work? What are their effects on business owners? Here's how fluctuations in the exchange rates affect your business... Read More
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March 1: Important Deadline for Delaware Corporations
By
Amy Fountain
Tuesday, February 22, 2022
If you have a corporation – not a Limited Liability Company (LLC) or Limited Partnership (LP) – incorporated in the state of Delaware, then March 1 is the deadline for filing and paying the annual Franchise Tax... Read More
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Filing S-Corp Status on a New Delaware Corporation
By
Brett Melson
Tuesday, January 11, 2022
The Subchapter S tax status, also known as an S corporation or S-Corp, is a very popular tax status for newly formed corporations. Subchapter S tax status allows for a unique taxation method whereby the profits and losses flow through the company to the shareholders... Read More
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The Subchapter S tax status, also known as an S corporation or S-Corp, is a very popular tax status for newly formed corporations. Subchapter S tax status allows for a unique taxation method whereby the profits and losses flow through the company to the shareholders... Read More
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Virtual Payment Providers: Keeping Personal Accounts Away From Your Business
By
Jeff Winslow
Monday, December 27, 2021
If you are a business owner, avoid the common mistake of linking your business transactions to a personal virtual payment provider like a Venmo or CashApp account. Keep your business legally and financially separate from you by forming a Delaware LLC, and then make sure to accept your business’ virtual payments only through a business account... Read More
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If you are a business owner, avoid the common mistake of linking your business transactions to a personal virtual payment provider like a Venmo or CashApp account. Keep your business legally and financially separate from you by forming a Delaware LLC, and then make sure to accept your business’ virtual payments only through a business account... Read More
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How to Choose a Delaware Registered Agent
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Amy Fountain
Tuesday, June 8, 2021
Delaware law dictates that every Delaware company (whether a corporation, LLC, LP, non-profit corporation or a public benefit corporation) must appoint a Registered Agent. Whether you are forming a new business entity or need to find an alternate Registered Agent for an existing company, there are plenty of Delaware Registered Agents available... Read More
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Delaware law dictates that every Delaware company (whether a corporation, LLC, LP, non-profit corporation or a public benefit corporation) must appoint a Registered Agent. Whether you are forming a new business entity or need to find an alternate Registered Agent for an existing company, there are plenty of Delaware Registered Agents available... Read More
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How to Change Your Business Address
By
Rick Bell
Monday, June 7, 2021
The Change of Address or Responsible Party Business form 8822B can be utilized by businesses to update their current contact information for the responsible party on file with the IRS... Read More
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The Change of Address or Responsible Party Business form 8822B can be utilized by businesses to update their current contact information for the responsible party on file with the IRS... Read More
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The Corporate Transparency Act
By
Rick Bell
Wednesday, March 3, 2021
In this 60-minute webinar, complete with transcript Harvard Business Services' Jarrod Melson and Brett Melson discuss the new Corporate Transparency Act... Read More
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Free Live Webinar on the Corporate Transparency Act
By
Michael Bell
Monday, February 22, 2021
On March 3, 2021 at 2:00 PM EST, Harvard Business Services, Inc. presents a free, live webinar on the Corporate Transparency Act. This Act was recently passed and will require newly-formed and/or relatively small U.S. corporations and LLCs, or non-U.S. entities that have registered to do business in a U.S. State, to disclose information to the Treasury Department on an initial and ongoing basis regarding the beneficial owners, subject to certain exemptions... Read More
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On March 3, 2021 at 2:00 PM EST, Harvard Business Services, Inc. presents a free, live webinar on the Corporate Transparency Act. This Act was recently passed and will require newly-formed and/or relatively small U.S. corporations and LLCs, or non-U.S. entities that have registered to do business in a U.S. State, to disclose information to the Treasury Department on an initial and ongoing basis regarding the beneficial owners, subject to certain exemptions... Read More
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Demystifying the Public Benefit Corporation
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Rick Bell
Wednesday, January 27, 2021
In this 60-minute webinar, complete with transcript Harvard Business Services' Brett Melson and Jarrod Melson discuss the unique new type of company the Public Benefit Corporation... Read More
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California Mandates Board Diversity for Many Public Companies
By
Jarrod Melson, Esq.
Monday, January 25, 2021
These new laws require that women and members of “underrepresented communities” constitute a certain percentage of the board of directors of certain companies, depending upon the size of the company’s board... Read More
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These new laws require that women and members of “underrepresented communities” constitute a certain percentage of the board of directors of certain companies, depending upon the size of the company’s board... Read More
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