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Calculating PPP Loan Forgiveness
Learn how to calculate PPP loan forgiveness.
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- Corporate Governance
LLC Allocations v. Distributions: What's The Difference?
Confused about allocation and distribution terms in your LLC operating agreement? Get a clear understanding with our quick and easy primer.
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EU Court Invalidates EU-US Privacy Shield
Read about the landmark decision that invalidated the U.S.-E.U. Privacy Shield.
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- Data Privacy
CCPA Enforcement Starts Today — Are You Ready?
The CCPA will not only change the way many companies collect, disclose and store personal information — but could also pave the way for additional state privacy laws and perhaps a national privacy framework.
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- Startups
- Intellectual Property
Should A Startup Founder License IP To The Startup?
A startup founder licensing IP to the startup is like buying a hot tub: you can do it, but you probably shouldn’t.
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Recent Changes to Paycheck Protection Program (PPP)
Learn about recent changes to the PPP.
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- Data Privacy
Privacy Policies
Think privacy policies are just boilerplate text for your business? Think again! Discover the critical role of these policies and get practical tips on implementing them correctly.
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- Corporate Governance
The Phantom Income Problem
Phantom income is income that a business owner has to pay taxes on despite not having received any cash to pay the tax from the business. It’s not great. But it’s avoidable.
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- Investment Funds
CARES Act: Paycheck Protection Program Loans
The Paycheck Protection Program is noteworthy because the loans are intended to function more like grants, meaning that they’ll be eligible for forgiveness provided that businesses satisfy certain requirements.
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- Alerts
Coronavirus And Business Interruption Insurance
Commercial property insurance policies may, for some, provide a means for recouping lost profits due to the coronavirus.
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- Alerts
SBA Loans For Washington Businesses Affected By Coronavirus
Washington small businesses, private non-profits, and certain other types of organizations may qualify for these low-interest loans of up to $2 million.
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- Alerts
Coronavirus Resources For Washington Businesses
Resources for Washington businesses affected by the coronavirus.
