Can a big company do this for 18 years? Is it typical or should I look to employment or business law help? Please Read

Sounds like you are talking to two different parts of a huge company that do not talk to each other. Why don’t you write up a brief summary of the...

Contracted 1099 employee

I recommend that you be very nice to her, because your 1099 scheme is risky. Since you provide the workspace, customers and the supplies, it...

Is it still illegal? How do I make it legal?

What you are describing is the Amway method of marketing. Each salesman gets points for bringing in new salesmen and hence gets a share of the...

California law provides for dissociation of a problem partner (“PP”), under which the PP can be bought out as if it were a partial dissolution of...

How do I divide a company properly for an angel investment and concept/work/time investment?

I think you are selling yourself short. You are the guy with the business contacts and opportunity and will be doing the work, albeit for a...

Is my new business idea legal?

Your concerns are well-founded. There is a good reason that you don’t see others operating this way. This is a lottery and I daresay your scheme...

My partner has taken funds from the company account and has denied rebursement for monies loaned to him by my personal $$.

You don't give us much to go on. First, corps do not have partners, they have shareholders --many legal differences. Are we to assume you are equal...

Employment contract, non-compete, business, Washington State, employment at-will, contracts

So long as your new competing business is outside the restricted area described in the noncompete Agmt you should not have much problem after you...

Are Advertising revenues for Non-Profits considered taxable?

A nonprofit exempt organization (an EO) can operate a related business tax-free. Examples are an art-book store in a museum and even a snack bar...

Can S corp tax penalties be charge to corp officer

Your S corp is a limited liability entity, which means you are not liable for its obligations including taxes. So the state ordinarily cannot...