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In previous article, I discussed what type of information you should bring to your Minneapolis business attorney. In this essay, I shift the focus toward the second part of the preparation which is about what type of questions you need to ask your business lawyer. Usually, the questions that you want your Minneapolis business lawyer […]
Preparing for the initial consultation with your Minneapolis business lawyer usually involves at least two steps. First, gathering the information you need to supply to your business attorney. Second, preparing the questions you want to ask your business lawyer. This essay deals with the first part of the preparation. It is important to understand that […]
Although there is a general misconception that U.S. citizens can relinquish their citizenship in order to escape high U.S. taxes, most of the time this is not true. If you are contemplating such a move, it is essential to understand the basic rules relating to expatriation for purposes of tax avoidance, as the taxes and […]
Minnesota’s “Truth in Repairs Act” (Minn. Stat. §325F.56 through §325F.65) spells out the rights and obligations of repair shops and their customers for repairs costing more than $100 and less than $7,500. Here are some basic highlights of your rights as a customer: a). You have the right to receive a written estimate for repair […]
Making Work Pay Tax Credit is a refundable tax credit of available to many taxpayers in the tax year 2010. The credit is up to $400 for individuals and up to $800 for married taxpayers filing joint returns. Taxpayers who file Form 1040 and 1040A must use Schedule M to figure out their Making Work […]