Stock v. Debt: Classification Issues Classification issues commonly exist regarding debt versus stock treatment.  John McGuire, as a Denver business attorney and tax attorney assists individual investors and businesses regarding this issues.  Hopefully, the article below provides useful information. Substance over form is used in determining whether an instrument received by an investor in exchange...Read More

Formation of the Partnership: Contribution of Property & Basis  At The McGuire Law Firm a Denver tax attorney and Denver business attorney can assist clients with the formation of their partnership and the tax consequences based upon the property contributed by the partners.  The article below has been drafted by a tax attorney may be...Read More

Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) Certain individual retirement accounts or individual retirement annuities may qualify as a simplified employee pension (SEP).  Under a SEP each employee’s contributed funds are placed in an individual retirement account (IRA) that the employee controls as an investment and the distributions.  Our tax attorneys in Denver have helped many individuals understand...Read More

C Corporation Considerations When Selling Your Business  As a Denver business attorney and tax attorney, John McGuire at The McGuire Law Firm is commonly asked, “how should I sell my business, and what are the tax implications?”  This question brings about many issues; way too many to be discussed in a short article, but the...Read More

Special Tax Allocations  The special tax provisions included in the majority of partnership agreements such as limited partnership and limited liability company (LLC) operating agreements, exist to satisfy requirements regarding the regulation of partnerships as established within the Internal Revenue Code.  These special allocation provisions can alter the bargained for agreement and understanding of the...Read More

The Corporate Capital Structure At The McGuire Law Firm, a Denver business attorney or tax attorney can assist you with the capital structure of your corporation and other business entities.  The article below is a general outline of some issues to consider when looking at your corporate capital structure.  Please feel free to contact a...Read More