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    • Unlocking the Hidden Benefits of Veterans Estate Planning:

      Unlocking the Hidden Benefits of Veterans Estate Planning:

      A Guide to Securing Your Legacy and Protecting Your Family If you’re a veteran, you know about sacrifice, dedication, and protecting what matters most. But did you know there are specific benefits designed just for you that can help secure your legacy and support your family in the future? From special pensions to tax-free disability…

      Esquire

      November 11, 2024
      Estate Planning
      asset protection, Estate Planning, financial legacy, last will and testament, Medicaid, veteran benefits, veterans, Veterans Day
    • Don’t Wait: Why Every Parent Needs a Will (Even if You’re Young or Don’t Have Many Assets)

      Don’t Wait: Why Every Parent Needs a Will (Even if You’re Young or Don’t Have Many Assets)

      If you’ve got kids, it’s time to get a will, like, now! It’s not just about your stuff; it’s mainly about choosing who’ll take care of your kids if something happens to you. Don’t leave it to the court, because they won’t know your family like you do. Peace of mind is everything!

      Esquire

      October 1, 2024
      Babies
      Estate Planning, guardianship, last will and testament, minor children
    • Financial Legacy Challenge

      Financial Legacy Challenge

      Journaling can help address fears, anxieties, and cultural considerations related to estate planning. Explore emotions, fears, and anxieties; cultural beliefs and taboos; family dynamics; your desired legacy; practical concerns; and setting goals. Use writing as a safe space for honest reflection and self-exploration to achieve peace of mind and clarity.

      Esquire

      April 1, 2024
      Boss Moves
      Estate Planning, financial legacy, financial literacy, financial literacy month, mom and pop business, pierce county small business, Small business
    • 30-Day Financial Legacy Challenge

      April is not just about welcoming spring; it’s a month dedicated to cultivating a robust financial legacy. As part of Financial Literacy Month, we are excited to introduce the 30-Day Estate Planning Challenge, is a journey designed to empower you with the knowledge, tools, and confidence to build a solid financial foundation and enduring legacy.…

      Esquire

      March 29, 2024
      Boss Moves
      business owner, Estate Planning, financial legacy, financial literacy, pierce county small business, Small business, small business owner
    • Navigating Transparency Through the Holidays: Unwrapping the Corporate Transparency Act, Part 3

      Navigating Transparency Through the Holidays: Unwrapping the Corporate Transparency Act, Part 3

      The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) defines “beneficial ownership” as an individual with substantial control or holding 25%+ ownership in a reporting company. Compliance involves filing reports within set time frames, with ongoing obligations and strict penalties for noncompliance. FinCEN authorizes specific entities to access reported information, with stringent safeguards in place. Noncompliance can result in…

      Esquire

      December 21, 2023
      Boss Moves
      Anti-Money Laundering Act, Business Entities, Business Law, business owner, Business Transparency, Compliance Guidelines, Corporate Transparency Act, Final Rule Implementation, Financial Crime Prevention, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), Legal Obligations, limited liability company, llc, National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), pierce county small business, Regulatory Compliance, Reporting Requirements, Small business, Small Business Compliance, small business owner, Small Business Regulations
    • Navigating Transparency Through the Holidays: Unwrapping the Corporate Transparency Act, Part 2:

      Navigating Transparency Through the Holidays: Unwrapping the Corporate Transparency Act, Part 2:

      Reporting companies play a crucial role under the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), shouldering the responsibility of providing accurate “beneficial ownership information” (BOI). Compliance involves detailed reporting of legal names, business addresses, state of formation, and taxpayer identification numbers. Understanding CTA applicability and seeking legal guidance are vital for navigating compliance effectively.

      Esquire

      December 21, 2023
      Boss Moves
      Anti-Money Laundering Act, Business Entities, Business Law, business owner, Business Transparency, Compliance Guidelines, Corporate Transparency Act, corporation, Financial Crime Prevention, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), Legal Obligations, limited liability company, llc, National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), pierce county small business, Regulatory Compliance, Reporting Requirements, Small business, Small Business Compliance, small business owner, Small Business Regulations
    • Navigating Transparency Through the Holidays: Unwrapping the Corporate Transparency Act, Part I

      Navigating Transparency Through the Holidays: Unwrapping the Corporate Transparency Act, Part I

      The Corporate Transparency Act, part of the Anti-Money Laundering Act of 2020, aims to enhance transparency by requiring around 30 million small businesses to report their ownership details. A final rule has been issued to guide businesses on compliance, as violations carry civil and criminal penalties. Businesses are advised to educate themselves, review the final…

      Esquire

      December 21, 2023
      Briefs
      Anti-Money Laundering Act, Business Law, business owner, Business Transparency, Corporate Transparency Act, corporation, Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN), limited liability company, llc, National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), pierce county small business, Regulatory Compliance, Small business, Small Business Compliance, small business owner
    • Releasing Liability:

      Releasing Liability:

      What You Should Know Before Your Business Uses a Release of Liability Some activities are inherently risky. Visitors of certain types of businesses such as ski resorts, gyms, and amusement parks know there is a chance they could get injured when they engage in the activities those businesses offer. To protect themselves against potentially costly…

      Esquire

      November 7, 2023
      Business Law
      Business Law, business liability, business owner, liability waiver
    • Essential Parts of Every Contract: A Guide for Professionals

      Essential Parts of Every Contract: A Guide for Professionals

      Contracts form the bedrock of modern business relationships, providing structure, legal protection, and clarity to agreements between parties. While contract law has evolved over centuries, its core elements remain constant, ensuring a legally binding and enforceable agreement. As a professional, understanding these key components is vital to safeguard your rights and responsibilities under any contract.…

      Esquire

      October 3, 2023
      Business Law
      attorney, Business Law, contracts, negotiations, pierce county small business, Small business, small business owner, washington small business
    • When an LLC Is Not the Best Fit

      When an LLC Is Not the Best Fit

      Business owners who are interested in forming a new limited liability company (LLC) or converting their existing business to an LLC are probably familiar with the benefits of this entity type. While the LLC is a great fit for many companies, there are situations in which its disadvantages may outweigh its advantages. Depending on the…

      Esquire

      September 19, 2023
      Uncategorized
      business entity, Business formation, Business Law, business owner, corporation, incorporation, limited liability company, llc, pierce county small business
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