Another year has come and almost gone. Before the official end of 2022, now is the time to begin thinking of year-end compliance responsibilities for your business-owner clients. Failure to submit reports and forms on time can result in fines, penalties, and even suspension or dissolution of a business. All of which you want to avoid at all costs for your clients! In this session, Nellie Akalp of corpnet.com, will detail steps necessary for a business to end 2022 in good legal standing. 

Learning Objectives:

• Identify on annual corporation documents, such as annual meeting minutes and Articles of Amendment 


• Define how dissolving an inactive business before a new year can relieve your clients of formation requirements that next year 


• Outline the importance of properly protecting intellectual properties with a trademark, copyright or patent 


• Recognize the steps needed to set up payroll taxes for entrepreneurs looking to hire their first employees in 2023

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