While an LLC or corporation provides liability protection, it doesn’t make business owners immune to all risks. There are several situations where personal liability still applies: Personal Guarantees – If you personally guarantee a loan or contract, you remain liable even if your business defaults. Taxes & Payroll Liabilities – The IRS and state tax authorities can hold business owners

Forming a corporation or LLC isn’t just about structure—it’s your financial shield. The “corporate veil” acts as a legal barrier, keeping your personal assets safe from business debts and lawsuits. This legal separation ensures that business debts and liabilities remain with the company, shielding the owners. However, if a court determines that a business is not being properly maintained as

Risk is just part of the game. Whether you’re signing contracts, selling products, or dealing with customers, liability is always lurking in the background. But not all liability is the same. Understanding the difference between contract liability and tort liability is crucial for protecting your business and ensuring you’re prepared for basically anything. Contract Liability: A Deal is a Deal

US-Based Nonprofits – The end of the year is coming up fast! Make sure your books are tightened up and the beginning of 2025 will be a breeze. The end of the year is a crucial time for non-profit organizations in the US. Proper financial management, compliance reviews, and donor engagement can set the stage for continued success. This 10-step

UPDATE (MARCH 4, 2025) : As of now, the US Treasury Department has officially suspended all enforcement of the CTA. Read here for more details. The clock is ticking! The end-of-year deadline for Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) reporting is fast approaching, and your clients may be counting on you for guidance. With the end-of-year deadline fast approaching, American Certified Public

UPDATE (MARCH 4, 2025) : As of now, the US Treasury Department has official suspended all enforcement of the CTA. Read here for more details. We know you’ve been putting off filing Beneficial Owner Reports for your clients – but the end of the year is coming faster than you think. As a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), you play a

UPDATE (MARCH 4, 2025) : As of now, the US Treasury Department has officially suspended all enforcement of the CTA. Read here for more details. Heads up, CPAs – The Corporate Transparency Act and Beneficial Owner Reporting are not going anywhere. We’ve put together a quick reference guide so you can knock it out of the park with your clients.