Harry W. Laughlin III (Wis)
Of Counsel, The Crone Law Firm PLC
Wis is a 2017-19 tax Super Lawyer and a former IRS tax attorney. For more than 35 years, he has ranked AV Preeminent 5/5 on Martindale.com.
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Category Archives: Business Law, Taxes
Mind Your Business, June 2019
Small Business Are My Favorite Clients! I welcome Brother Junipers and DataMart, Inc. as new clients! Your One Stop Professional. As a former in-house counsel, Superlawyer in taxation and Accredited Estate Planner, I may be able to answer questions formerly … Continue reading
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Tagged business taxes
MIND YOUR BUSINESS: May 2018
A reminder. As a former in-house counsel for an international software company, I can advise you on business transactions! In fact, I am working on two business sales even as we speak. TAX REFORM. Much of what I said about … Continue reading
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Mind Your Business WW2018_5
Full service: reminder. As a former in-house counsel, I can advise you on business transactions! In fact I am working on two business sales even as we speak. TAX REFORM. Much of what I said about withholding above applies as well … Continue reading
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Tax Reform Business: January 2017
Tax Reform lowers the corporate tax rate to a flat 21% and repeals the corporate AMT. Most small to medium corporations are permitted to use the cash method of accounting. Taxpayers with domestic income from pass-throughs, partnerships, S corporations, or sole … Continue reading
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Tagged Business Tax, tax reform
Mind your Business 2017_11
MORE THAN JUST TAX SOLUTIONS Again, let’s discuss Tax Reform and then I will tell you ways to help your business the rest of this year. As a former corporate counsel and former IRS attorney, I can be your one-stop … Continue reading
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MIND YOUR BUSINESS WW 2017_5
THE MOST IMPORTANT PROFESSIONAL FOR A BUSINESS The problem is that as your business increases, it is exciting but everything happens at once. You wish that your vendors and customers acted like partners instead of adversaries. You are excited with … Continue reading
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Year End Business Tax Tips WW2016_11
As a former Chief Counsel and CFO, I often act as a one-stop source of tax, legal and estate advice for my small business clients. Many tax newsletters this time of year are obsessed with year-end tax planning. I will … Continue reading
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Mind Your Business WW 2016_9
Your business can result in costly complex tax and legal issues Are you using form contracts that cost you more than they save you? Are you throwing away tax savings? I bet you are. I can be your one stop … Continue reading
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Mind Your Business WW 2016_7
Good News for self-employed taxpayers. In an effort to recover more taxes, the IRS is shifting away from auditing self-employed taxpayers (those who file Schedule C on their Form 1040. The IRS is instead focusing on auditing pass-through firms like … Continue reading
Posted in Business Law, Taxes
Tagged business, business taxes, taxes
Is an LLC for you?
There’s a lot of advertising by companies that claim to protect your assets by forming a limited liability company for you. What’s the real story?. Two factors that I consider are (1) Does your business exposes its owners to significant … Continue reading
