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• Dual Class LLCs
  Limited liability companies are business structures legally distinct from their owners. To form an LLC, you file articles of organization with your secretary of state. LLC owners are called members. A dual LLC refers to a dual class LLC, which…Read more → […]
• Charitable Foundations: Considered Nonprofit Corporation or Not?
   The Internal Revenue Service calls nonprofits “public charities”. The IRS does not use the terms “charitable foundations” although the public commonly uses this term. Whether you start a private foundation or found a nonprofit corporation, you must file with your…Read more → […]
• Profit Margin for Bakeries
  According to a study done by First Research, the bakery industry generated $33 billion in revenue in the United States in 2010. Commercial bakeries were responsible for the bulk of these revenues with $30 billion in sales. Retail bakeries comprised…Read more → […]