Do You Want to Exit Your Startup At a Financial Gain? First, Create a Product that Generates a Profit. There is enough about that elsewhere on the Internet so I will move on. Second, Keep Clean Books and Files for Your Startup. Any variation of a company purchase is going
BYOD (Bring Your Device) policies are a very tricky idea for Texas employers. There is motivation to minimize costs by allowing or requiring employees to provide their telephone, computer, or other devices to do work. However, this comes with a land mine of considerations related to ownership and access to data
A person’s employment is a huge part of their sense of self. It is something Americans do not naturally realize is a deep part of who we are but our social cues reveal it. We use phrases like “just a student” or “just a temp” when describing someone without traditional
Only 127 employers in the entire state are designated as Mother Friendly Workplaces but it is relatively simple to receive your designation. Most decent employers are already taking the steps needed to earn their designation and be listed by the State of Texas as one of the best employers. Such a
Your Startup and Payroll Obligations One of the biggest firsts that any company has is hiring its first employee. This is a huge obligation in terms of ethical, legal, safety, reporting, and tax obligations. If you can, you should hire a CPA to help you set up your payroll processing
Austin is changing, whether we like it or not. The merging of hippies, government, and entrepreneurial spirits in this dynamic community is resulting in a new caliber of style. In a practical way, Austin clothing styles are much more formal than they were even a few years ago. “Austin is
Yelp And Your Startup Reputation Yelp is stirring up controversies, and even law firms have difficulty with negative Yelp Reviews. It is challenging for companies to combat a bad Yelp review. A brief review of the law will help you understand when using the law to fight a bad review may be the
All businesses in Texas should be aware of Texas House Bill 489, or Bootz’s law. The law lists several conditions that entitle someone to enter a facility with a service dog. The list contains several invisible conditions and generally requires a business allow any dog represented as a service dog
If you live in central Texas and have a startup, you are supposed to get into the Austin startup scene. If you live in the country, you are supposed to start your company with the local boys. If your product is for people with modern ideals, you are supposed to
Many Texas companies need loans to get started or to make progress but many first-time entrepreneurs forget to research the qualifications needed to for a business loan. I recently sat down with Lindsey Leaverton, a Vice President of BB&T Wealth and former Business Relationship Manger,. We covered some of the topics
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