Limited liability company owners in New Hampshire are not taking last year’s tax expansion lightly. For months now, the LLC community has rallied against the tax laws; they are angry because the laws – not around when the entrepreneurs underwent business incorporation – takes away some of the advantages that led them to strategically incorporate […]
Entrepreneurs in Colorado have been steadily increasing their business pursuits, according to an assessment of the electronic filings in the state. Secretary of State Bernie Buescher says the number of new businesses formed in Colorado increases by six or seven percent each year, according to the Journal Advocate.
It seems that governments are starting to get savvy about how to increase entrepreneurial activities for the public good. According to Forbes, New York officials are leading the way with efforts to increase business formation in the state.
A recent report reveals that Silicon Valley venture capitalist confidence regarding investment prospects is up. This may be good news for entrepreneurs in the San Francisco Bay Area who are considering business formation, but it might be particularly good news for green startup companies in California.
The New York state department is concerned over the lingering statewide unemployment rates. A new initiative to boost job creation could mean entrepreneurs considering business formation will save before they start through tax credits for every new job created.
For many Americans, news of economic recovery is tempered by predictions on how long it will take for the recession to officially end. But for the people of Cape Girardeau in south east Missouri, the business formation rates bring nothing but bright news.
Arkansas Secretary of State Charlie Daniels announces that 2010 Franchise Tax forms are available for filing online.
The American economy may be on the mend, but New York assemblyman Jonathan Bing worries that the Empire State might be far away from recovery. Bing told Crain’s New York Business that lower taxes will be needed to spur business formation and hiring for New York entrepreneurs.