By: Ted Sutton, Esq. There are some promoters out there who claim that they have a trust strategy whereby the trust avoids paying income taxes. But recent IRS rulings have started to crack down on this practice. The most recent ruling came from Chief Counsel...
The Difference Between Certificated And Uncertificated Securities
By: Ted Sutton, Esq. A security refers to an ownership interest in a business or a financial instrument. These ownership interests can be in a private LLC, or corporation, or in a publicly traded stock or bond. There are two choices for holding ownership interests in...
New York LLC Transparency Act
By: Ted Sutton, Esq. Marissa was an aspiring barista who lived in New York City. After she graduated high school, she started her own coffee shop in Brooklyn. She properly formed a New York LLC. However, she forgot to report her beneficial ownership information to...
Winning With Trademarks
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The IRS is Cracking Down on Trust Promoters
By: Ted Sutton, Esq. There are some promoters out there who claim that they have a trust strategy whereby the trust avoids paying income taxes. But recent IRS rulings have started to crack down on this practice. The most recent ruling came from Chief Counsel...
The Difference Between Certificated And Uncertificated Securities
By: Ted Sutton, Esq. A security refers to an ownership interest in a business or a financial instrument. These ownership interests can be in a private LLC, or corporation, or in a publicly traded stock or bond. There are two choices for holding ownership interests in...