California State Security Exemptions
May 24, 2010
In California to be exempt from registering security transactions with the Department of Corporations, which follows the rules set by the SEC Regulation D as well as the California Corporations Code 2...
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Federal Security Exemptions for Small Businesses
May 17, 2010
If you have recently created a company you may be required to register with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) if you are going to be selling stock of your company. However, the SEC allows f...
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Nonprofit Management: Avoiding Conflicts of Interests in Business Transactions
May 09, 2010
Many business and community leaders graciously decide to give their
time and effort to causes they believe in by becoming a director of a
charity. The board of directors of a nonprofit is responsible...
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Who owns "mybusinessname.com?"
May 09, 2010
In recent
years, the Internet has become a center of commercial and business
activity. Businesses
market their services on the Internet, find trading partners and sell
products to consumers. On ...
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Selling a Business: Asset or Stock, Which is Right for You?
May 09, 2010
Perhaps you have worked hard for many years and are now ready to
retire, or maybe you started your business with a clear goal to sell it
after building up its value. Either way, you have concluded th...
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Click-Throughs and Opt-Outs: Information About Contracting Online
May 09, 2010
Most
of us are familiar with the idea of a contract; we make an agreement
with a person to do something, i.e. perform work or buy a car.
Sometimes this agreement is sealed
with a handshake; other ti...
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Employee Handbook: What It Should Contain
May 09, 2010
As a written set of rules and expectations and a detailed account of a
companys policies and procedures, an employee handbook is a necessary
communicative tool between the employer and employees. A w...
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Why Every Employer Should Have a Handbook
May 09, 2010
An employee handbook is an important communicative tool between a
company and its employee. It sets out all the policies that a company
uses in the regular course of business, explains company progra...
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How to Determine Independent Contractor or Employee Status
May 09, 2010
As previously discussed, the distinction between an independent
contractor and an employee can be ambiguous, but reviewing California
case law helps make it more clear. The courts have consistently...
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Need to Correctly Determine Independent Contractor Status
May 09, 2010
For small businesses, hiring independent contractors is widely used
practice because of their cost efficiency. Independent contractors,
do not need to be given the benefits of a normal employee a...
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