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How the World of Business Financing has Changed Over the Last Two Years

The finance world has changed, perhaps more dramatically in the last 1-2 years than any time in our modern history.

This has affected the results to be expected in the area of business credit and what results are likely.

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How to Form a California LLC

If you’re ready to form an LLC in California, the best course of action is to hire a professional who specializes in the formation of Limited Liability Companies and corporations. If you make rookie mistakes, it could have a huge impact on your business. You’ll also want to take some steps to develop a plan for establishing business credit.

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Should You Incorporate in Delaware or Nevada?

For years, Delaware has been considered to be the prime state to incorporate and still holds the number one position for registered corporations. However, what you may not know is that Nevada is becoming the choice of many business owners who want to form a corporation and has been closing the gap to number of filings with Delaware in recent years. Before considering your options, you should know the advantages you’ll gain if you start a business and incorporate in Nevada.

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One Million Dollars or $22,000? Tax Planning May Be the Difference

Donald Trump says that if you want to be a millionaire, you must get your tax affairs down to the legal minimum.

Money Mastery is a book written by a gentleman named Alan Williams, who said the exact same thing.

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Two Great Myths Regarding Taxes

Sandy Botkin is a former IRS attorney with real IRS experience, as well as a CPA. He was also a trainer of IRS attorneys. Sandy was involved is a lot of the stuff that goes on with audits and things like that. Plus, he was one of the founding members of the IRS Tax Shelter Committee, which is why the initial IRS attack on tax shelters was really because of Sandy and five other guys.

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