by Jeff Rogyom | Dec 12, 2013 | Maryland Estate Planning, Maryland Probate, Tax - Estate
Many wonder what happens if you die without a Will. Each state, including Maryland, has its own laws that determine what happens to the person’s estate. The differences between each state’s laws do cause confusion, and your assumptions about Maryland’s laws may be... by Jeff Rogyom | Sep 14, 2012 | Tax - Federal Corporate, Tax - Federal Income, Tax - Maryland, Tax - State Corporate, Tax - State Income
Whether on purpose or by mistake, taxpayers sometimes find themselves years behind on filing their tax returns. Sometimes people are lucky and decide on their own to file past due tax returns and move on with their life. Others have the decision made for them when... by Jeff Rogyom | Mar 25, 2012 | Business Planning & Corporate Law, Buying & Selling A Maryland Business, Maryland Estate Planning, Tax - Estate, Tax - Federal Income, Tax - Maryland
Business Successions Protecting and transitioning your family’s business Estate Plan & Maryland Business Succession Lawyer Business Successions – Don’t Throw Away Your Life’s Work As the owner of a business, you dedicated countless hours, hard work,... by Jeff Rogyom | Feb 18, 2012 | Business Planning & Corporate Law
Having your contracts prepared by an attorney gives you the assurance it not only can be enforced in court but can also help you avoid court altogether. Properly prepared contracts can also improve the professional appearance of your business. For varied reasons,... by Jeff Rogyom | Jan 11, 2012 | Tax - Federal Corporate, Tax - Federal Income, Tax - Maryland, Tax - Multistate & Nexus, Tax - State Corporate, Tax - State Income
Despite common belief, taxes can be discharged sometimes through either a Chapter 7 or Chapter 13 bankruptcy. In fact, bankruptcy is often the best option for many with tax debts. A tax attorney will typically be familiar with both the tax law and non-tax law... by Jeff Rogyom | Nov 28, 2011 | Business Planning & Corporate Law
In our modern economy, companies should attempt to cut costs wherever possible. But at some point companies hit a wall where additional cost reductions do not seem possible. Often, these cost walls develop because of overly complex corporate structures. Entities...
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