Broward County, Florida, has released a recent update on their new record keeping procedures. Effective January 1, 2015, Broward County will no longer assign Book and Page numbers to the documents being recorded. The new record keeping procedures will be done through an “Instrument Number” which is how the documents will be found if searched […]
Read MoreA Florida company based out of Tallahassee, Florida, has been attempting to convince new business owners who have recently formed a new corporation or LLC, to send money by exaggerating to be involved in a vital step in the business formation process. This “company” has gone by other aliases such as the “Florida Center of […]
Read MoreRegardless of the size of a company, whether a small business or a large one, it should comply with its state law record-keeping requirements. Here is a list of some of the important corporate documents to maintain: – A copy of the corporation’s articles of incorporation or organization; – Corporate bylaws or operating agreement; – […]
Read MoreOn Thursday November 14, 2013, our very own Attorney Gulati participated in the North East Indo-US Chamber of Commerce Legal Panel with five other leading attorneys in the area. After a successful panel, she was presented with an Appreciation Award. If you missed the event, here are a few questions she answered on the panel: […]
Read MoreAccording to the Jacksonville Business Journal, Jacksonville was placed in the top twenty “best markets” for single-family rental investments in RealtyTrac Inc.’s “20 Best Markets for Buying Single Family Rentals” list. “RealtyTrac came up with the list by analyzing median sales prices and average rental rates for three-bedroom homes and using that data to calculate capitalization “cap” rates […]
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