A primary concern of all New Hampshire business owners during the coronavirus pandemic is to minimize business taxes, including, of course, New Hampshire taxes. The two main New Hampshire business
As employers learn recent revisions, more reworking could loom. In late 2019 and early 2020, Congress passed two major pieces of federal legislation, The Setting Every Community Up for Retirement
The pandemic has had a noticeable impact on how transactions are done. The COVID-19 pandemic has had a significant impact on New Hampshire’s economic environment including mergers and acquisitions of
updated 1/25/2021 Professional service businesses like lawyers, accountants, financial services, health care, etc. are prime targets of cyber crime. We are enticing targets because we possess large quantities of sensitive
A replay of McLane Middleton’s webinar on November 18, 2020 featuring attorneys Charla Bizios Stevens, Adam M. Hamel, Jennifer L. Parent, Cameron G. Shilling, and Laura McKelligott Kahl.
The drafting and execution of prenuptial agreements can be nerve wracking. It may be even more so for postnuptial agreements. Postnuptial agreements require a close look at the issues of
All of us who earn money as self-employed persons have to pay the federal Self-Employment Tax (the “SET”) on our income from our work. Self-employed persons include sole proprietors, members
Q: I hired a contractor to build an addition to my house. We got into a dispute, and he walked off the job before completing the project. Is the contractor
The Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed a rule that seeks to make it easier to classify workers as independent contractors. The distinction is not without difference, as the federal
Q: In this world of the “new normal,” are there ways to enter into binding contracts by purely electronic means? A: With most people working remotely, and businesses continuing to
Technology has fundamentally changed how people communicate, do business, and perform everyday tasks. With the expansion of e-filing in our courts, technology has become a significant part of our legal
The Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed a rule that seeks to make it easier to classify workers as independent contractors. The distinction is not without difference, as the federal
The SBA issued a procedural notice on October 2, 2020 issuing guidance regarding the consent and other requirement associated with a change of control transaction where one of the parties
Q: With the 2020 election quickly approaching, I have seen various articles and commentary on people wanting to make gifts or engage in estate tax planning before the end of
In this current environment of uncertainty, would-be entrepreneurs are no doubt reluctant to start a business from the ground up. One hedge against the uncertainty can be to become a
Q: My business recently discovered that it has violated environmental laws that it did not know applied to its operations. What does this mean, and what steps should my business