If we close our business, which is an s-corp with one employee besides ourselves,
If the employee is otherwise eligible the answer should be yes.
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If the employee is otherwise eligible the answer should be yes.
I'm sure everything will work out, but the key words there, at least regarding the deposit are, "to hold it until they set-up a truck to pick it...
Valuing a company is more of an art than science. Multiples vary greatly from industry to industry as well as over time (remember the dot com era...
I'm not sure you solve any issues with the 15% owner(s?) by liquidating/dissolving and starting another company. Along the way you are probably...
I concur with Henry above. No lawyer can (or should) guarantee any success.
You need to speak to an attorney and explain exactly how he "kick[ed]" you and the other partner out. If the contractual (assuming there was an...
As the prior poster correctly pointed out, the main issue is whether or not the names are similar enough within the relevant industry and within...
First look at the contract in question and look for a termination or a cancellation provision. Even in the absence of such an explicit provision...
Definitely seek professional advice. Either a CPA or an attorney specializing in representing entrepreneurs and startups should do. What are...
It should be enforceable unless it was poorly drafted.