What You Need to Run a Successful Business

If you are ready to start a business, there are many things you need to consider. To make sure your business is successful; you need to incorporate the desired business type. You also need to get adequate financing and manage your agreements. At Jurado & Farshchian, P.L, we are not only your legal representative but are also your trusted advisor. We can help you with these issues and many more.

Business Formation

If you want to start a company, you need to decide what type of company you want to incorporate it as. Each company has its own specific rights and benefits. You just have to choose the one that suits you.

At Jurado & Farshchian, P.L., we can help you form limited liability companies(LLCs), partnerships, corporations, and other types of joint ventures. Each with different tax consequences.

In an LLC, the managers and members are not liable for the claims of the company’s creditors. In Florida, an LLC with multiple members is usually treated as a partnership for the purpose of income tax. If it has just one member, it can be treated as a disregarded entity or corporation when it comes to taxation.

Under state law, a partnership is an association of two or multiple people that are co-owners of a business in order to make a profit. There are no requirements of registration for partnerships. However, each partner is liable for debts of the business.

A corporation can be defined as an entity created by law to act as a single person. One major benefit of a corporation is that the owners and shareholders of the company are not liable for the company’s debt.

Business Contracts

Your business contracts are the lifeline of your business. You make a contract with your consumers, your suppliers, your employees, and so on. In essence, a contract is an agreement between two or more entities where they exchange money, goods or services for money or other goods and services.

A breach of contract happens when one party to the contract fails to fulfill his contractual obligations. When this happens, the courts can grant damages against the breaching party. The purpose of the damages is to restore the non-breaching party to the position he would have been if the contract was concluded.

Getting Finance for Your Business

We work closely with institutional and private lenders to help you get the finance you need for your business. We review private equity and venture capital opportunities and also review equity and debt investment proposals. We also help clients prepare bank financing paperwork and equity agreements.