Courtesy of William Bronchick, Bronchick Law Company law is full of confusing terms, and if you don’t know what they mean then setting up a company can start to look far scarier than it really should be. Read through this jargon buster and you should find it much easier to understand what starting up is […]
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Happy Thanksgiving. Let’s spend time with loved ones and take time to appreciate what we have rather than what we don’t have!
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How to Save Taxes with an S Corporation Ever wondered why so many small businesses—more than 3,000,000 at last count—operate as an S corporation? Simple. An S corporation saves business owners big taxes in three separate ways: First, as compared to regular corporations (sometimes called C corporations), S corporation owners can use the business’s losses […]
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The Real Estate IRA in Colorado… By now I am sure you’ve heard that it is legal, permissible, and profitable to invest in real estate using your self-directed IRA, SEP, or Roth IRA. If you’ve been using this technique, you know the drawbacks – delays in funding, fees from your custodian, potential lawsuits against your […]
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We now offer free Colorado statement of authority form for LLC or land trust that you can create interactively online at https://bronchicklaw.com/legal-forms. Other forms include free Colorado quitclaim deed, free Colorado power of attorney for real estate, free Colorado warranty deed form, Colorado land trust, operating agreement for LLC. Free eBook on how to […]
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Courtesy of William Bronchick @ Bronchick Law If you were thinking of offering your employees special rewards as incentives for having good attendance records, then you must read on. In fact, employers that offer attendance bonuses may find themselves falling foul of the law. Let’s take an imaginary company; Royal Marketing introduced a rewards scheme for […]
Read MoreAmong our various free forms on this website, we offer a free Colorado Real Estate Power of Attorney form. This is a variety of a limited power of attorney, specifically used for one person to sign for another on a real estate contract, deed, or other closing documents. This document must be recorded with the […]
Read MoreOver the past five years, a dozen states including Colorado have passed foreclosure “protection” laws, and many states are following suit. Even in states where there are no specific foreclosure protection laws in place, there’s plenty of power within the state Attorney General or County District Attorney’s office to prosecute a real estate investor. Here’s […]
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