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    • Restricted Stock and IRS Section 83(b) Election

    Making a § 83(b) election for restricted stock can be a complex decision due to the inherent risks involved. It is best to get the advice of legal and tax counsel before makin Read more....

    Workers Compensation for Business Owners

    The University of Washington Business and Economic Development Center is currently offering a business certificate program for local business owners. I enrolled in the program Read more....

    Reclassifying an Independent Contractor into an Employee

    As we all know well, Independent contractors (ICs) must pay their own state and federal income taxes, and with employees an employer has to collect federal taxes and pay part o Read more....

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