The Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) requires domestic and foreign companies, registered to do business in any state or tribal jurisdiction in the U.S., to file a Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) report with the U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN). With the deadline for existing reporting entities approaching, it’s important for businesses to understand what steps to take to… The post Update on the Corporate Transparency Act: Important Information You Need to Know first appeared on Leah Martin Law ..read more

  A well-written employee handbook can foster a more engaged and informed workforce. It can also be a very time-consuming document to put together yourself. It should include sections on company mission and values, employee conduct, payroll and benefits information, attendance and vacation policies, anti-discrimination policies, performance reviews, disciplinary procedures, and health and safety guidelines.   Additionally, it should address… The post Employee Handbooks first appeared on Leah Martin Law ..read more

  A purchase agreement should provide a clear framework that outlines the terms and conditions of a sale, thus protecting all parties involved. It can help prevent future disputes by detailing the price, payment terms, and any contingencies, ensuring that both the buyer and seller are aligned on expectations. Some transactions may require additional provisions, once the basic terms of… The post What Goes into a Well-written Purchase Agreement? first appeared on Leah Martin Law ..read more

  An employment agreement drafted specifically for your business will reflect the unique nature of your operations, culture, and specific job roles, while ensuring compliance with relevant labor laws and regulations. It will also protect your intellectual property, confidentiality, and ensure proper handling of sensitive information. In this video, we’ll cover three things you’ll want to keep in mind when… The post 3 Things After an Employment Agreement is Signed first appeared on Leah Martin Law ..read more

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  Will you be doing business in a different state? Or are you unsure if you need to register in a different state? Registering as a foreign entity when conducting business in a separate state within the United States is crucial for compliance with local laws, protecting the business’s legal rights, and retaining good standing. This often involves filing for… The post Foreign Entity Registrations first appeared on Leah Martin Law ..read more

  In this video blog, we unveil a comprehensive Business Best Practices Checklist developed by our experienced law firm, designed to empower entrepreneurs and small business owners. From compliance and risk management to effective contract practices and employee policies, our checklist provides essential guidelines to help you navigate the legal landscape with confidence.   Click Here for a copy of… The post Business Best Practice Checklist first appeared on Leah Martin Law ..read more

  Shareholder disputes can occur for a variety of reasons. These disputes can stem from lack of transparency with finances, unequal distribution of profits, and disagreements over management. Additionally, power struggles between individuals or groups can contribute to shareholder disputes. Furthermore, mergers and acquisitions, changes in the company’s ownership structure, or reorganization can also cause disputes among shareholders. In this… The post Shareholder Disputes in Nevada first appeared on Leah Martin Law ..read more

  You’ve probably had to provide collateral for loans in the past, but did you know you can request collateral as a seller in a transaction as well? Similar to a loan, the seller can request a type of security on a sale if the transaction involves a debt. We’ll go over a few options that are available to sellers involved in a transaction that requires the need for collateral. The first step to securing collateral is to establish a security agreement. This can be a separate agreement or language included in the purchase or sales agreement for the transaction. Essentially, a security agreem ..read more

  If you received a delinquency notice from the Nevada Department of Taxation, it may be because you did not file a tax return for the period you received the notice. It is important for small business owners to file these taxes because it ensures good standing with state laws and regulations, as well as avoiding fines and penalties for noncompliance. Properly filing sales and use taxes also helps preserve accurate financial records and helps with the overall operation of the business. Here is our short video about state tax registrations. Here is a short video from the Nevada Department ..read more