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Converting a Corporation to an LLC by Denver Small Business Attorney

Small business owners may inquire as to their ability to convert a corporation to a limited liability company (LLC).  A small business attorney at The McGuire Law Firm has drafted the article below to outline some basic issues concerning a corporate conversion.  Prior to converting your corporation, it is recommended that you consult with a […]

Denver Tax Attorney Outlines Common Tax Returns

With so many different types of tax returns, tax forms and tax schedules, many people get confused as to what each tax return or form is and if they are required to file such tax return.  The article below has been drafted by a Denver tax attorney at The McGuire Law Firm to outline common […]

Forming an LLC by Denver Small Business Attorney

As a business attorney, I have had many clients in my office who are ready to start a business.  They have a wonderful business plan, they have the capital and they are ready to begin. But yet, they ask, “how do I form an LLC?”  The article below has been drafted by a Denver business […]

Denver Tax Attorney Discusses IRS Final Notice of Intent to Levy

You owe taxes to the Internal Revenue Service.  You know you owe taxes to the Internal Revenue Service and you have received notices from the Internal Revenue Service.  However, you have been scared and unable to pay the tax debt so you have not contacted the IRS or established an agreement to resolve the tax […]

Testamentary Assets by Denver Estate Planning Attorney

Estate planning attorneys are likely to receive the question, “what are testamentary assets?”  Many people are aware of the terms will, testamentary and probate.  Further, many people are aware that there are means by which to avoid probate, but they still do not fully understand what a testamentary asset is.  The article below has been […]

Deemed Liquidation Upon Entity Conversion Article by Denver Business Attorney

There are several business entities that are essentially disregarded as separate from their owners for the purposes of federal taxation.  When analyzing the formation of or conversion to such entities, it is necessary to deem the transaction to allow an end result.  When a disregarded entity is involved, the deemed transaction is a liquidation.  Typically, […]