This month’s meeting will begin at 8am at Rooster and Moon Coffee Pub - 955 Bannock Street, Denver, 80204 We’ll be covering Federal and Colorado tax filing requirements and deadlines for small businesses. There will be a handout! (and I’ll post it here for later download.)
Cherry Creek Small Business Network
TuesdayOct 11,2011
by D. J. Marcus
The D.J. Marcus Law firm will be co-hosting a monthly informational/networking session in Cherry Creek.
501(c)4 Organizations
ThursdaySep 1,2011
by D. J. Marcus
501(c)4 organizations have been used lately as lobbying and political campaign tools.
What Default May Mean for Small Business
FridayJul 29,2011
by D. J. Marcus
Diana Ransom posts on Entrepreneur.com: While the debt talks may claim a political head or two before all is said and done, the outlook for small-business owners is decidedly less perilous. Sure, if the federal government defaults on its debts for the first time in U.S. history next week and the ratings agencies downgrade the [...] Read more »
Can a Non-Profit Public Charity Make Grants?
ThursdayMay 26,2011
by D. J. Marcus
I was recently asked whether a non-profit could maintain “public charity” status while providing cash grants to individuals. First, let’s discuss the options one has when forming a non-profit 501(c)3 organization. The first and least utilized is the private operating foundation, which is a hybrid of the next two. I is usually a private [...] Read more »
Nevada or Delaware? Just say no.
WednesdayApr 13,2011
by D. J. Marcus
Think you can save money on taxes and fees by forming your corporation or LLC in Nevada or Delaware? You’re wrong.
Section 9006 Repealed
ThursdayFeb 3,2011
by D. J. Marcus
After a mention by President in the State of the Union Address, last week, the Senate has finally passed an amendment to repeal Section 9006 of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
Tuesday Office Soundtrack – 02/01/11
TuesdayFeb 1,2011
by D. J. Marcus
A continuing series of reviews of albums playing in the office on Tuesdays. Why Tuesdays? Why not?
Why You Need a Privacy Policy on Your Website
TuesdayFeb 1,2011
by D. J. Marcus
Most website owners neglect to include a privacy policy on their sites. It’s easy to ignore, just as easy to implement, and because of the prevalence of security breaches in the news, more important than ever.