This workshop will show you how to set up your business the right way, minimize taxes and personal liability, and protect your hard earned assets. Many new business owners do not spend enough time to ensure that they choose the right legal entity when formally setting up their business. Don’t push off legal and tax issues if you see them as boring and confusing! The tax system and tax law can be used as an avenue to potential success for your business. You should understand the legal and tax issues that affect your business and become empowered to discover the path to success in business. Join us for an interactive workshop that will provide you with a wealth of information necessary to start or formalize your young or evolving business.
During the workshop, you will:
See step-by-step how to register your business in the state of Florida
Learn which business entity may help you avoid personal liability in your business
Discover which business entity may save you taxes
Determine which business entity may protect your assets
Understand how your choice in business affects management structure
Find out where to seek business law and tax advice
Create corporate and business forms that protect you and your business
Gather information concerning necessary licenses, state and local taxes, minimum wage, and other regulations.
This workshop will add clarity to what is a confusing subject for many people. Learn the difference between sole proprietorship, LLC, “S” or “C” corporations, partnerships, and much more.
Fee: $25 In Advance , $30 At the Door
Cash or Check only accepted at the door
* A NASBA-Approved Group Live Session
Program Level - Basic
Recommended Field of Study - Business Management &
Organization
No prerequisites or advance preparation necessary
SCORE/Palm Beach is registered with the National Association of
State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing
professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors.
State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of
individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered
sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors
through its web site: www.nasbaregistry.org.
