Qu’est-ce qu’un «B» Corporation ?
A Benefit Corporation or a “B-Corp.” is a private enterprise that creates a public benefit by allowing businesses to be
EPGD Law October 30, 2015
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What is a “B” Corporation?
A Benefit Corporation or a “B-Corp.” is a private enterprise that creates a public benefit by allowing businesses to be profitable while considering the welfare of society and the environment. Benefit Corporations require businesses to make their practices transparent to the public. Becoming a Benefit Corporation has certain requirements, but it is mostly a three-step process.
Eric Gros-Dubois October 30, 2015
Business Law
Las pequeñas empresas comerciales y de las Minorías en el Condado de Miami Dade (Parte 1)
¿Cómo se Convierte en una Pequeña Empresa Certificada? El gobierno federal tiene un programa único que ayuda a las empresas
EPGD Law October 30, 2015
Entreprises et aux entreprises minoritaires petits à Miami Dade County
U.S. Small Business Certification The federal government has a unique program that assists disadvantaged businesses by registering them for government
EPGD Law October 30, 2015
La manera apropiada , para cerrar una LLC en Florida
A Florida limited liability company can dissolve in one of two ways: voluntarily or judicially. Voluntary dissolution of a Florida
EPGD Law October 30, 2015
La bonne façon de liquider une LLC en Floride
A Florida limited liability company can dissolve in one of two ways: voluntarily or judicially. Voluntary dissolution of a Florida
EPGD Law October 30, 2015
Cómo Disolver una corporación en Florida
“Dissolution” is the formal process by which a state-registered business entity, such as a corporation, may be officially ended. The
EPGD Law October 30, 2015
Comment dissoudre une société en Floride
“Dissolution” is the formal process by which a state-registered business entity, such as a corporation, may be officially ended. The
EPGD Law October 30, 2015
The Proper Way to Wind Up a Florida LLC
A Florida limited liability company can dissolve in one of two ways: voluntarily or judicially. Voluntary dissolution of a Florida
EPGD Law May 27, 2015
Business Law
Small Business and Minority Businesses in Miami Dade County (Part 1)
The federal government has a unique program that assists disadvantaged businesses by registering them for government contracts. In other words, as a “small business” you have a higher probability of obtaining a government contract before a business that is not registered as a “small business.” The U.S. Small Business Administration (“SBA”) defines a “small” business in terms of the average number of employees over the past 12 months or average annual receipts over the past three years. The SBA defines a U.S. small business as a concern that:
Eric Gros-Dubois April 14, 2015
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