Entertainment Law
The Tax Implications of a Music Catalog Sale
The following is an excerpt from the book “The Music Catalog Sales Guide”, by Silvino E. Díaz, Esq. It’s a
Silvino Diaz
September 23, 2025
Tax Law
S Corporations: A Comprehensive Guide to Structuring Your Business
S Corporations are crucial If you’re considering starting a business or looking to refine your company’s structure, you’ve likely encountered
Eric Gros-Dubois
December 26, 2024
Tax Law
How Has the IRS Addressed Cryptocurrency?
In 2014, the IRS issued Notice 2014-21 describing how existing tax principles apply to virtual currency transactions. The Notice said
Alex Cruz
June 24, 2021
Real Estate Law
What Happens if a Foreigner Dies with Real Estate in the U.S. Under Florida Law?
If a foreigner who owns real estate in the United States passes away, and the owned property is subject to
Elizabeth Fernandez
March 9, 2021
Tax Law
How does being a Florida Real Estate Professional help you on your taxes?
Florida is a major real estate state with investments in properties increasing every year. However, as with any other kind
Alex Cruz
January 26, 2021
Tax Law
When should you file a 1099-C form for your business with the IRS?
If you are a creditor who has provided loans that have been defaulted on, filing a 1099-C may be one
Silvino Diaz
December 21, 2020
Tax Law
Who Does the SEC Oversee?
The Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) is an independent government agency created to regulate corporate securities while maintaining fair market practices. The SEC is commanded by a five-member commission who act cooperatively to enforce the rules and regulations that make up the securities market. Their authority is derived from the Securities Act of 1933 and the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.
Eric Gros-Dubois
May 26, 2020
Tax Law
What is the Purpose of the SEC?
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is a governmental agency that serves the purpose of protecting investors from fraud and maintaining fairness and efficiency of the U.S. market. One of the main goals of the SEC is to mandate disclosures about all kinds of investments to both small and big businesses.
Eric Gros-Dubois
May 26, 2020
Tax Law
A Vendor Has Wrongfully Filed an Item With Your Credit Rating Agency: What to Do
Oftentimes, a creditor or vendor wrongfully files something with your credit rating agency. All of a sudden, you find your credit lowered by hundreds of points, with collection agencies knocking at your door. Black marks on your credit can have detrimental consequences for future financial transactions, like opening a credit card.
Eric Gros-Dubois
May 21, 2020
Tax Law
What IRS Troubles Are Occuring Due to COVID-19?
IRS Troubles During COVID-19 Due to the ongoing pandemic, the IRS had to cut its working staff, close its offices
Eric Gros-Dubois
May 15, 2020