Can Your Maine Small Business Write Off Bad Debts?

If your small Maine business has suffered losses because of bad debts, and you are wondering if you may be entitled to write them off, we can help you navigate the applicable tax rules to minimize your tax liability, as well as provide guidance about steps you can take to avoid losses from bad debts.

Seniors Going Back to Work in Maine

Seniors Going Back to Work in Maine

Maine Seniors Working. Many people over the age of 55 are finding they need to work longer, or that they want to start a new business or a new venture.

How Do I Change My Business Structure In Maine?

As your small business expands and evolves, it may make sense to consider changing its structure. Many small businesses start out as sole proprietorships or partnerships, with only one or two owners and no employees. Over time, as your business grows and changes.

What is the Difference Between a Maine LLC and a Maine LLP ?

The factors discussed in this blog post are only a few of the important considerations relevant to choosing the right structure for your business. The decision about which type of business entity to form is a complex one that will depend on your particular circumstances and the goals you seek to achieve.

Non-Competition Clause for your Maine Business

f you are interested in protecting your new or existing LLC, we can help you draft or amend your operating agreement to include key provisions such as a non-compete clause, as well as others specifically tailored to meet your business’s needs.

Record Keeping for Your Maine Business: What’s Required?

Whether you are just starting up a new Maine company or have a business that has been in operation for a while, good record keeping is an essential part of running your business. You are responsible for establishing an effective system to store and maintain your business records whether your small business is a sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation. Some types of records will help you to keep track of business details and plan for your business’s future, but others are required by law. Here are some of the records your business may be legally required to keep.

The Maine Business Plan

A business plan is an annual strategy exercise, detailing the business’s financial and funding information, its products or services, competitive research and analysis, marketing plans, sales plans and projections, and information about the key people and their roles. 

Closing Your Maine Business

Whether dissolving your business is a happy or sad occasion, it should be handled thoroughly.  Failing to wrap up all loose ends can lead to years of frustration and possible litigation with former employees, vendors, and partners.  We’d be happy to help you wrap things up and move on to your next venture. 

Employee HandBook For Maine Business

A well-drafted employee handbook for your Maine business is essential not only to set out your company’s policies and establish expectations but also to protect your business from potentially costly litigation.

Hiring New Employees in MidCoast Maine

Hiring New Employees in MidCoast Maine

I Need To Hire Someone for My Business; What Do I Need To Know? Jesse Bifulco, Attorney, Camden Maine The goal of most businesses is to grow – at least somewhat.  However, in order to grow or to be able to step away from the business for a personal life, vacation, or...
Saying Thank You to Our Community

Saying Thank You to Our Community

Our support systems include our family members, professional colleagues, neighbors, and our friends.  Without our supporters, we would be unable to continue doing what we love.