Legal & Tax Implications When Setting Up Your Business in Florida

Set your business up the right way and minimize taxes and personal liability. Learn how to protect your assets.

Unfortunately, many new business owners do not spend enough resources in ensuring that they engage in legally sound and tax-effective business practices.  They push off legal and tax issues, and see them as boring and confusing.  As a result, they neglect to view the law and the tax system as avenues to potential success in their businesses and roadways away from potential pitfalls.  When a business owner understands legal and tax issues that affect his or her business, however, he or she may become more empowered to discover the paths to success in business. 

Join Neil for an interactive workshop that will provide you with a wealth of information necessary to start or formalize your young business.  During the workshop, you will:

•  Learn which business entity may help you avoid personal liability in your business;
•  Discover which business entity may save you taxes;
•  Determine which business entity may protect your assets;
•  Understand which business entity may provide you with the most efficient management structure;
•  Find out where to seek business law and tax advice;
•  Figure out how to pick a name for your business; and
•  Gather information concerning necessary licenses, state and local taxes, minimum wage, and other regulations.

Presenter: Neil I. Rumbak
Neil is a practicing attorney with Rumbak Law, P.A., in Pompano Beach.  Neil earned his law degree from the University of Florida Levin College of Law and his Master of Laws in Taxation, with an International Tax Certificate, from the University of Miami School of Law. In his tax and corporate law practice, Neil monitors current legal and tax developments and uses them to create cutting-edge resolutions to small businesses’ and individuals' legal issues. He has handled matters ranging from assisting clients in declaring their foreign accounts to the IRS to determining whether to place S corporation stock into a living revocable trust.

Workshop fees: $25/person Advance Registration / $35/person at the doors
Please Note:  PayPal or credit card accepted with advanced registration. Cash, credit cards or checks accepted at the door.