Are you looking to create a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization? If so, you’ll need a 501(c)(3) exempt purpose
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What is a 501(c)(3) Exempt Purpose?
Coffee and donuts are somewhat common workplace perks.
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How to Deduct Coffee, Donuts as Biz Expenses
There’s a growing online community engaged in small business bartering.
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Should Small Businesses Barter Online?
Gloria Sorrentino’s 56-year marriage to her husband was dissolved this week courtesy of New York’s no-fault divorce law. It is likely the first time the year-old law has been applied in a contested divorce case. Some readers might be wondering what no-fault divorce law is.
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New York Gets First Contested No-Fault Divorce
We get it, you love getting legal news on your iGadgets. Be honest: Do you wake up each morning wondering what’s happening at the Supreme Court? Are you dying to know the latest legal headlines?
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FindLaw’s New Legal News App for iPhone, iPad Debuts Today
There’s a lot of talk about the tax gap — how can someone who earns $42.6 million only pay a 14% tax rate? And what about those big businesses taking advantage of tax loopholes? But the reality is small companies and the self-employed are the are the biggest tax dodgers……
Starbucks will soon be selling beer alongside its usual assortment of coffee, pastries, and Frappuccinos. The company plans to start its new venture in select stores in California, Illinois, and Georgia. Some may think Starbucks and alcohol make a strange mix
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Starbucks to Sell Wine, Beer in CA, IL, GA
Are parents liable for adult children? Not usually, which is why a lawsuit filed by the mother of Staci Montgomery is quite unique
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TX Murderer’s Grandma Sued for Grandson’s Crime
Is warrantless GPS tracking legal? We asked this question back in November, and on Monday, we were given an official answer. Sort of
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Cops Need Warrant to Track You Via GPS
It’s January, and time to get your 2011 1099 forms and instructions in order. This year, though, there’s a new player in town: The new Form 1099-K. The new form may increase confusion about 1099 forms and instructions
