The entrepreneurial spirit drives individuals to transform innovative ideas into thriving ventures, and for aspiring business owners in Colorado, this journey begins with a critical decision: choosing the right legal structure. This foundational choice dictates everything from personal liability and tax obligations to capital raising and internal operations. Many entrepreneurs are unaware that a misstep at this initial stage can lead to significant financial exposure, operational inefficiencies, and even legal disputes, potentially undermining their business's very success.
Read MoreThe public benefit corporation is one of the most recent developments in corporate law. The essence of this new form is that directors are permitted under their fiduciary duties to consider purposes other than profit in decision-making. The public benefit corporation has therefore been described as different from the traditional corporation, which in some measure must be devoted solely to a for-profit motive. The public benefit corporation has been hailed as the “new corporate form” – one that permits a corporation to both earn money and serve a social purpose.
Read MoreAn employer’s incorrect categorization of a laborer, as either an employee or an independent contractor, could mean grave legal and financial consequences for the employer. Read this blog to find out what the difference is between an employee and independent contractor and how the government classifies these individuals so that you avoid any liability.
Read MoreDo you own a business outside of Colorado and want do business in Colorado? Have you registered as a foreign entity or need to know how? Read this blog to find out what registering your business as a foreign entity means and how to do it.
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