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What happens to your pets if you pass away?!  You can make sure they're taken care of with proper planning!

How do you know if you're an independent contractor or an employee? How should you classify your workers? This post looks to some of the criteria that the IRS uses to make this determination.

Taxes & Compliance... Yay....

Please Note:  The following is a general list of considerations and should not replace the advice of an attorney familiar with your situation; This article is not legal advice and will not necessarily apply to all situations- for specific advice tailored to your situation, please consult with an estate planning attorney.  

Please Note:  The following is a general list of considerations and should not replace the advice of an attorney familiar with your situation; This article is not legal advice and will not necessarily apply to all situations- for specific advice tailored to your situation, please consult with an estate planning attorney.  

The All About Business article series will cover many common questions that clients ask when they’re looking to form a business (or when they’re “fixing” an existing business). 

There's a whole list of homeowner-related tax breaks that you might be leaving on the table. 

Tiffany Ballenger, Esq., of Phillips Ballenger Estate Attorneys, is again featured as a legal expert the Fox News Channel's show, "Bob Massi is the Property Man" (episode aired on Saturday, August 29^th).

Phillips Ballenger's Tiffany Ballenger was featured as a legal expert on the new Fox News Channel's show, "Bob Massi is the Property Man". 

"Bob Massi is the Property Man" brings viewers important analysis and answers on the real estate and housing markets. 

Fox News legal analyst and Nevada real estate attorney Bob Massi provides his invaluable insight and expertise on the trends in the constantly shifting markets. 

On the half-hour show, Massi offers advice to homeowners who are dealing with declining property values and other problems following the housing crisis. Industry experts join Bob to offer their analysis of property trends and deals.
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Pursuant to SB 483 of the 2015 Nevada Legislature, effective July 1, 2015, certain Nevada Secretary of State fees will change as follows:

• Annual list and initial list fees will increase by $25.00 for all entity types (an increase from $125.00 to $150.
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