Foreign Reporting
Foreign Ownership of U.S. Financial Assets
Foreign ownership of U.S. assets has grown significantly over the past 20 years as a result of more globalized financial markets.
Eric Gros-Dubois May 27, 2020
Transactional
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Transactional
How do S-Corp owners pay Themselves and what is Deductible?
Small business owners pay themselves differently depending on their business structure. Sole proprietorships, S-corps, C-corps, and partnerships all have different IRS rules governing how the business can pay its owners and how those earnings are taxed.
Eric Gros-Dubois May 27, 2020
Transactional
What is the Doctrine of Frustration in Contract Law?
Frustration of purpose is a doctrine in contract law that provides a defense to the enforcement of a contract. The doctrine of frustration is usually invoked when either party has been substantially inconvenienced by an unforeseeable event, whereby that inconvenience has caused the contract to become impossible to perform or has undermined the initial justification of entering into the contract in the first place.
Eric Gros-Dubois May 27, 2020
Business Law
What is a Force Majeure Clause in a Contract?
What is a Force Majeure Clause in a Contract? A force majeure clause is a provision typically added to contracts
Eric Gros-Dubois May 26, 2020
Business Law
What are the Liability Risks for Corporate Officers when Dissolving a FL Corporation?
If you are the director or a corporate officer of a corporation in the process of dissolution you might want to evaluate whether you will be personally held liable. If corporate formalities are not followed and the corporation proceeds with distributions to the shareholders before satisfying outstanding corporate debts, the directors might be held personally liable.
Eric Gros-Dubois December 23, 2018
Business Law
Should an Independent Contractor Incorporate as an LLC or S-Corporation?
Generally, independent contractors, also known as 1099 workers, are considered self-employed and a sole-proprietorship. As such you will be required to pay self-employment taxes. As an independent contractor, you can be sued for your actions or inactions in performing your work.
Eric Gros-Dubois December 14, 2018
Business Law
¿Qué es una “B” Corporación ?
Una Corporación de Beneficios o un “B-Corp.” es una empresa privada que crea un beneficio público al permitir que las empresas sean rentables mientras consideran el bienestar de la sociedad y el medio ambiente. Las corporaciones de beneficios exigen que las empresas hagan que sus prácticas sean transparentes para el público. Convertirse en una Corporación de Beneficios tiene ciertos requisitos, pero es principalmente un proceso de tres pasos.
Eric Gros-Dubois October 30, 2015
Business Law
What is a “B” Corporation?
A Benefit Corporation or a “B-Corp.” is a private enterprise that creates a public benefit by allowing businesses to be profitable while considering the welfare of society and the environment. Benefit Corporations require businesses to make their practices transparent to the public. Becoming a Benefit Corporation has certain requirements, but it is mostly a three-step process.
Eric Gros-Dubois October 30, 2015
Dissolution of a Florida LLC
How do I Dissolve a Florida LLC? “Dissolution” is the formal process by which a state-registered business entity, such as
EPGD Law August 24, 2015
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