IRS Audits: The Probability and How to Survive One Fortunately, most taxpayers will never have to deal with the feared IRS audit (also called an
An important part of estate planning that is often overlooked is the creation of an “Important Information and Documents” folder. This may be either a
Colorado’s Equal Pay for Equal Work Act and Healthy Families and Workplaces Act go into effect January 1, 2021.
Colorado Real Estate Brokers: If you decide to conduct a showing or open house, you should consider protecting yourself, your brokerage firm, and your clients from COVID-19-related risks.
After years of low examination rates, the IRS has recently announced that they are planning to increase audits of small businesses by about 50% during
Business Succession Planning – Cultivate Enduring Value in Your Company Business succession planning may be one of the most challenging issues a small business owner
Loan Due On Transfer The current conventional wisdom is that so long a lender is receiving payments, the lender will not call a loan in
Sellers Don’t Give Up Your Clout Too Soon In tight inventory markets, sellers sometimes want to kick a buyer out of the deal because, for
What Colorado Brokers Need to Know about Colorado’s Anti-Eavesdropping Statue?
Colorado has a statute that can make it illegal for a seller to listen in on conversations among buyers or buyers and their brokers touring a property. Learn how to manage the disclosure issues.
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