Choosing between a sole proprietorship and an LLC depends on your business’s specific needs and goals. A sole proprietorship is simpler and cheaper to set up, making it suitable for low-risk, small businesses. However, it offers no liability protection, meaning your personal assets are at risk if the business incurs debt or faces lawsuits. An […]
“Venture Capital Fund Formation: Key Structures, Terms, Tax Considerations, and Pitfalls” Introduction Forming a venture capital (VC) fund is a significant legal and financial undertaking—one that blends fundraising prowess, deal-making experience, and a precise understanding of entity structuring, tax treatment, and compliance. This blog provides a high-level overview of the fundamental components involved in establishing […]
How to Minimize the Risk of an IRS Audit Smart Filing Strategies Backed by Official IRS Guidance For most taxpayers, an audit sounds like the financial equivalent of a root canal—but the truth is, IRS audits are relatively rare. Still, certain red flags can increase your chances of being selected. By staying informed and documenting […]
Tariff fears have heightened investor concerns about a potential U.S. economic recession. Tariffs are not the only stressor—rising job-cut announcements and shifts in stock market leadership toward more-defensive sectors also reflect cracks under the economy’s surface. Declining Treasury bond yields—which move inversely to bond prices—indicate that investors have become more worried about long-term economic growth […]
A “tag-along” right allows a minority shareholder to join a sale initiated by a majority shareholder, essentially letting them sell their shares at the same price and terms as the majority shareholder, while a “drag-along” right forces a minority shareholder to sell their shares alongside the majority shareholder if the majority decides to sell their […]