Columbia, MD
Business Lawyer at Columbia, MD
Practice Areas: Business, Estate Planning, Tax
Navigating business taxes can be confusing, especially if this is your first business venture as a Maryland entrepreneur. Mistakes can be time-consuming and costly. Below are five important things you...
See Full GuideThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) became effective on January 1, 2018. The TCJA changes many of the tax laws related to business taxes. It is important to understand how the TCJA will affect your Maryl...
See Full GuideIf you are contemplating becoming a Maryland business owner for the first time, there are many steps to take before you make your first sale. The success of your business depends on the foundation you...
See Full GuideBusiness contracts are essential to protect your Maryland business. The type of business dictates the business contracts a company should develop and use. While your business needs may vary there are ...
See Full GuideNew rules about guardianships went into effect in Maryland on January 1, 2018. The changes impact guardians, attorneys, professionals completing certificates, and judges. New Required Training Program...
See Full GuideTwo of the most critical decisions you will make when doing your estate planning are selecting who will serve as your health care agent and your financial power of attorney agent. Many people name one...
See Full GuideAll your hard work of building your business could go down the drain if you get into trouble with your taxes. Here are five of the top mistakes Maryland businesses make at tax time, and pro tips to he...
See Full GuideYou worked hard in your business - even managed to turn a profit. The last thing you want to do is give that profit to the IRS. Yet every year, small businesses in America make mistakes on their taxes...
See Full GuideWhether you see yourself as a procrastinator or a control freak, we can all use some tips on planning for the future. The future will inevitably arrive, so you may as well prepare for it to have the b...
See Full GuideAbout half of the people in America choose not to have any estate planning documents. If they become incapacitated, they will be at the mercy of other people who will make their choices for them. This...
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