What Are E-2 Treaty Investors?
Saturday, August 11
E-2 Treaty Investors are defined as foreign nationals or entities of countries that maintain treaties of navigation and commerce with the United States and are looking to come to the country to direct a new or existing business in which they have invested or will invest a substantial amount of ca...
Who is Qualified to Apply for the E-2 Visa?
Saturday, August 11
At Jurado & Farshchian, P.L., you will find an E-2 Visa Lawyer that will help you navigate the E-2 Visa application processas smoothly as possible by providing guidance, informed advice, and representation.The E-2 Treaty Investor Visa is an appealing option for foreign business owners, manage...
Can I Buy a Franchise for an E-2 Visa?
Saturday, August 04
What is the E-2 Visa?Buying a business or a franchise for an E-2 Visa allows potential business owners to come to the United States to run their business. Business owners who obtain an E-2 visa can stay in the United States indefinitely, however, they must renew their visa and the business must s...
How to Start a Food Truck in Broward County
Friday, August 03
The Important Legal Details of Operating a Food Truck in Broward CountyStarting a food truck in Broward county can be a rewarding endeavor. Food trucks have become a phenomenon in many different parts of the United States. Many food trucks are bringing in customers at a rapid pace by enticing the...
What is FAR/BAR “AS IS” Contract and the FAR/BAR Standard Contract
Thursday, August 02
Among the many advantages of Florida’s real estate industry is the availability of standardized forms that could be used in a variety of transactions to save time and money for both parties. Created jointly by the Florida Bar and Florida Realtors, contracts such as the FAR/BAR “AS IS” Contract an...
Applying for an 8288B Withholding Certificate Under FIRPTA
Wednesday, August 01
Since the passage of the Foreign Investment in Real Property Tax Act (FIRPTA) in 1980, foreign nationals who transfer or sell their U.S. properties are required to have up to15% of the gross sales proceeds withheld per IRS regulations. Not only does this requirement reduce the foreign seller’s ne...