Sometimes dreams come to an end. You may have dreamt of and enjoyed becoming your own boss and running your own business. Running a business is hard work and you may wish to move on to the next chapter of your life.
Moving on is okay, but you must remember that your business is a legal entity and you must conclude your business in the eyes of the law.
Buying a new business or real estate property can be exciting. It can also be risky if you aren’t cautious before making the purchase. If you’re looking at acquiring new real estate property, you’ll want to do your due diligence.
Due diligence is a thorough research process that helps a buyer know as much as possible about a property before the sale agreement it signed. It benefits you, the buyer, in that it allows you to uncover any unwanted surprises before the purchase.
Starting a business in Kentucky is an exciting time filled with many important decisions to make. One of the most important decisions you need to make early on is which legal structure or entity to choose.
The right legal structure will depend entirely on the specifics of your business and affect everything from your taxes to your record keeping to your personal liability and more. The Small Business Administration (SBA) advises on choosing your legal structure carefully as changing it in the future could result in serious or unintended complications.
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Lange, Quill & Powers, PLC
4 West Fourth Street
Suite 400
Newport,
KY
41071
Toll Free:
800-771-4089
Phone:
859-279-0003
Fax:
859-491-2128
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