Category Archives: Negotiation and Litigation Services
Breach of Fiduciary Duty
A fiduciary can be an investment banker for a company, an advisor, director, or any other individual with access to the finances of a business. The nature of their position allows fiduciaries an unprecedented knowledge and control which, misused, can … Continue reading
Assistance with Mergers and Acquisitions
Your company may be a target for acquisition, or you may be contemplating a merger. Commonplace as both of these are, there can be pitfalls if you are not careful. It is vital that you work with a Massachusetts mergers … Continue reading
Deducting Business Start-Up Costs
Fledgling businesses often do not see a profit for several years, if ever. Individuals who are seeking to start a business should conduct a full investigation into the costs and potential for profit before moving forward. It is highly advisable … Continue reading
Deducting Home-Based Business Expenses
One of the most notable changes that technology has brought to the workforce is the proliferation of home-based businesses. Whether you operate as a sole proprietorship or an LLC, the use of the home for business provides certain potential tax … Continue reading
In-Business Offers in Compromise
Until recently, the Internal Revenue Service was reluctant to accept offers in compromise from businesses. This reluctance stems from the fact that a business seeking such a compromise is generally financially unhealthy; such an offer will generally only be accepted … Continue reading
Self-Employment Taxes and Different Business Types
Individuals who work outside of a company are subject to a different form of taxation. This is true even if the person works for a company but also works as a sole entity in another business. Such tax matters can … Continue reading
Effectively Managing External Stakeholders
The internal stakeholders of a business—employees, management, board members—are much more easy to govern than outsiders who are not subject to a corporation’s by-laws. External stakeholders can be very challenging to manage, but they do share a commonality with their … Continue reading
Shareholder Rights and Disputes
Corporate shareholders possess unique rights not shared by partnership arrangements. If these rights are violated, legal provisions are in place to allow remedy. If you are a shareholder and have a concern over a violation of your rights, a Massachusetts … Continue reading