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Publications
Presentations
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2012
Founder Insights
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LLCs vs. C-Corps: Which Entity Is Right for Your Startup?
Choosing the right business structure is a critical decision for any startup. The choice often boils down to two popular options: Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) and C-Corporations (C-Corps). Both have distinct advantages and drawbacks that can significantly impact the growth, management, and taxation of your business. What […]
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A common misconception in the startup world is that venture capital (VC) fundraising grinds to a halt during the summer months. However, data from Carta Market Research challenges this notion, revealing that fundraising activities persist year-round, including during the traditionally “slow” summer period. Year-Round VC Activity Contrary […]
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How to Classify Employees as Exempt or Nonexempt
When hiring employees, a company should ensure it is complying with applicable federal, state, and local laws regarding employee minimum wages, withholdings, and other applicable requirements. To ensure compliance, employers must first determine whether an employee is “exempt” or “nonexempt.” Nonexempt employees are entitled, among other things, […]
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How to Prepare for an Equity Financing
We have covered in past FTTWs how to value your startup and how much capital to raise. Once your startup decides to pursue equity financing, you should start to prepare for the investor due diligence process. On the business side, you will need to prepare a business plan and should take steps such as obtaining management references, interviews and background reviews, customer/user references, technical/product reviews, financial statements and business model reviews.
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