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Amazon is teaming up with law enforcement to battle counterfeiting on the e-commerce platform. Online sellers should click to learn about the major change.
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Are you using Venmo as a payment option for your business. Do you reimburse employees via Venmo? If yes, do you know about the tax implications of doing that?
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Illinois has a new smart contract / blockchain records law. Click through to learn what it is and what you need to know. Blockchain lawyer breaks it down.
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The Opportunity Zone program is a government-developed tax shelter for high-net-worth individuals. Is the program right for you?
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Launching a startup in Illinois? Here are five legal things you must consider. Our team helps Illinois startups businesses start on the right legal foot.
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California legislators waved through Assembly Bill 5, which they hope will protect workers from businesses that try to classify employees as contractors.
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Self-employed people and freelancers must take charge of their taxes and pay the Internal Revenue Service quarterly. Jump in to learn how.
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Are you a freelancer, entrepreneur, or small business owner who is looking to cut your tax obligations compliantly? Consider the s-corp method.
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Is it illegal to buy fake likes? The answer now is "yes," and Facebook is suing a company for engaging in the practice. Click for "like" legalities.
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