It's unconventional, but sometimes beneficial to change from an S corporation to a C corporation. Discover what these circumstances are and how to go about the process of revoking an S corp election.

Learn about how the state of Indiana adopted the Uniform Business Organizations Act (UBOA)-(Senate Enrolled Act 443, as amended by Senate Enrolled Act 180) & how it represents a significant change to many of the provisions governing Indiana’s domestic & foreign corporations, LLCs, & other business entities.

Deciding where to incorporate or form a business is no easy task. Several factors must be weighed before making your decision, such as location, state statutes, and tax requirements. But it’s important to also think holistically about the benefits your state of incorporation can provide and the ease of doing business moving forward. To that end, there’s one state with unique advantages that organizations turn to time and time again: Delaware.

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Are you a current or aspiring business owner wondering what changes the new tax bill will bring? Watch this on-demand webinar for detailed answers. The speaker, Robert Keatinge, Esq. is a nationally renowned business consultant with expertise in business taxation, formation, planning, and much more.

It’s generally beneficial to incorporate early on, regardless of business type. However, C corporations, S corporations, and LLCs have unique procedures.

A recent change in Nevada law affects formations and registrations of businesses. Make sure your LLC, corporation, or other business entity is in compliance.

Every year Delaware’s legislature amends the statutes governing business entity laws. Stay informed and keep your corporation, LLC or LP compliant in 2017.

Lori Ann Fox, government relations and regional attorney at CT Corporation, details why it is vital for new businesses to establish a formal entity. 

Virginia Senate Bill 1158 requires that reciprocal insurance companies must be licensed and have a certificate of authority

CT Corporation Regional Attorney Lori Ann Fox gives a brief overview of the various legal entities available to U.S. business owners, as well as how to choose the right one for your business.