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.
The Millionaire Booklet: How to Get Super Rich by Grant Cardone describes the steps someone needs to take to become rich. Read our book review today... Read More
Depending on how well you communicate your clickwrap agreement & amendments to your consumers, they may or may not hold any legal binding in court. Read Jarrod's new blog to get all the details... Read More
Read about corporate conflict resolution and the principle of neutrality in Delaware corporate law. Contact our team at Harvard Business Services, Inc. today... Read More
Learn about the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) 504 loan program before you start a company. Read about requirements, terms of use & more... Read More
Once you have set up a Delaware Exempt corporation—also known as a non-profit corporation—you will need to file an application for non-profit status with the IRS. Part of your application should include your non-profit corporation’s mission statement. The mission statement is generally a statement of what your organization wants and aims to accomplish... Read More
“Guerilla Marketing” by Jay Conrad Levinson discusses marketing strategies to help small businesses thrive. Read Devin Scott’s book review today... Read More
‘Wall Street Era is Over - guide coming from the team behind DeFiYield, a leading resource for DeFi investors, discusses decentralized finance, and explains how anyone can take advantage of it; what to look out for; and also, some expert tips that may raise your chances of success... Read More
This Part III of the Selling Your Small Business series of posts discusses the two main options for structuring the sale of a business: the sale of the assets of the business and the sale of the equity interests in the business entity. This post broadly describes the differences between the two approaches and the tax and liability implications of each upon the purchaser and the seller... Read More