At Hopler, Wilms, and Hanna, our experienced business attorneys can help you with considering your liabilities, promises, representations and warranties. Our business experience with contracts and agreements can help protect your business interests and avoid any...
As a business owner in North Carolina, you know that tracking business metrics is essential. But how do you know which metrics to track? And can you translate those numbers into actionable goals? Learn about crucial metrics for small businesses and how to use them to...
If your employee files for unemployment in North Carolina, you may not know what happens next. However, you do play an active role in the process. Learn how to answer the question, "How long do I have to respond to unemployment claims in North Carolina?" Also see how...
When starting an LLC, you have many decisions to make. One of the most crucial decisions is whether to let owners manage the day-to-day operations or hire a professional manager. This decision will impact your business and have significant consequences down the line....
If you or a loved one needs nursing home care and you’re finding it difficult to afford the high cost, you may wonder if Medicaid can help. In North Carolina, “Long Term Care Medicaid” can help offset the cost of nursing home care. Let’s look at the application...
Starting your own company is easy. However, making the correct choice for your business entity type is challenging. Determining which business entity is right for your business is essential to take full advantage of your chosen model’s benefits. Let’s look at common...
If you need an EIN for your LLC in North Carolina, don't worry. The process of obtaining one is simple and free. But what is an EIN and why do you need one for your business? Find out why you need an EIN, how to apply for an EIN, and how to start your LLC off right in...
What is a disregarded entity? In the most basic sense, it is a business type that the federal government ignores for tax purposes. The most common disregarded entity for federal income tax purposes is the single-member limited liability company (SMLLC). Let's look at...
As a member managed LLC member, part of your role is to act in good faith and put the interests of the LLC above your own. Your fiduciary duty includes making decisions that are in the best interest of the LLC. It's also crucial that you do not take advantage of your...
