Business models are always subject to change, but pivoting is an especially common occurrence within today’s environment; businesses must constantly innovate and change to find a model that helps them thrive and grow. Pivoting means changing direction or reinventing an essential part of a business to improve revenue or stand out in a competitive market. […]
Perhaps the most important choice business owners face is choosing which type of business entity to operate under. Forming a business entity is an essential way to protect yourself from liability, to save money on taxes, to create structured business operations, and to build a solid foundation for your business. Everyone wants their business to […]
Did you know that in good times, up to 50% of loans are declined due to improper loan packaging? Snyder Law recently partnered with 11 Capital Finance to support businesses with their SBA funding needs. As you can probably guess, we do not want to see any of our clients or their companies struggle due […]
[SPECIAL UPDATE” To submit an application today, for processing ASAP, please visit my website here: https://peytonlaw.com/sba-loan/. I am working closely with 11 Capital to prepare loan application packages for immediate approval. ] The Small Business Administration (SBA) SBA is currently responsible for two relief loans, the SBA (7a) Payroll Protection Program (or “PPP”), and the Economic Injury […]
This 3-part series provides the basics on evaluating force majeure clauses likely found in the agreements and contracts used by privately held and family-owned small and medium sized companies. Part 1 describes the steps to determine whether your agreements contain applicable force majeure language; Part 2 takes a deeper look into the definition of the […]
This 3-part series provides the basics on evaluating force majeure clauses likely found in the agreements and contracts used by privately held and family-owned small and medium sized companies. Part 1 describes the steps to determine whether your agreements contain applicable force majeure language; Part 2 takes a deeper look into the definition of the […]
4 New Tax Limitations Effecting Businesses in 2018 What is business without some changes and some challenges? The first quarter of 2018 has business owners questioning the new tax law and its effects on business. The main changes in tax and business can be grouped into two types of legal entities: the corporations and the […]
In our community, there exists an entire population of business owners that are almost completely unnoticed. If you were to meet one of them, you might not guess that that they employ a small army of workers; that they are responsible for millions of dollars moving through commerce; that they manufacture products used every day, […]
Santa Clause, Saint Nick, and Father Christmas are references made over and over again this time of the year. A quick search of the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) database reveals that there are 2,185 trademarks containing the word “Christmas,” and 3,401 which include the name “Santa.” Other trademarks used the terms “candy […]
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