by clover_1xhypr | Jan 20, 2026 | Trademarks
Trademarks And Non-Profit Organizations It is becoming necessary for non-profits to compete for funding and donations. Name recognition is more important than ever. For that reason, non-profit organizations must protect their name and brand. Federal trademarking...
by clover_1xhypr | Jan 20, 2026 | Closely-Held Businesses, Estate Planning, Taxation, Wills
Creating A Business Succession Plan Starting and building a business is a work of a lifetime that requires making unsaid compromises and facing unknown hardships. Yet, when it comes to planning a future for their businesses, most business owners do not have a legal...
by clover_1xhypr | Jan 20, 2026 | Closely-Held Businesses, Estate Planning, Taxation, Trusts, Wills
Valuation Of Hard To Value Assets It is difficult to determine the value of hard to value assets, hence their name. Hard to value assets, also referred to as HTVAs, can make appraisals in estate planning and business valuation more complicated and time-consuming....
by clover_1xhypr | Jan 20, 2026 | Governance, Non-Profits
Non-Profit Directors Vs. Officers When working with non-profits, a question often arises about the difference between non-profit directors vs. officers. Both directors and officers have their distinct roles within a non-profit organization. According to a report by...
by clover_1xhypr | Jan 20, 2026 | Non-Profits, Taxation
The IRS Now Mandates Electronic Filing For All Non-Profits Even though the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has long accepted electronic tax filings, tax-exempt organizations have been able to rely exclusively on paper returns and filings until recently. The IRS now...
