Sentences with phrase «obligations as a business owner»

They set out your rights and obligations as an employee, and your employer's rights and obligations as a business owner.

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That basic message, about the obligation business owners have toward their employees, is something that entrepreneurs consider on a daily basis as they build out their companies in places like the Brooklyn Navy Yards.

While the appellate decision was viewed as a win for TechCity, most of the money refunded by the KCSD and the town won't be paid to Alan Ginsberg, the owner of the business center; Ulster County paid the town back taxes when TechCity didn't always meet its obligations during the period covered by the settlement.

A starting your business checklist to help you understand your obligations as a small business owner, including things you might need to register - licenses, taxation and superannuation and various legal requirements.

You need to choose the business structure you'll trade under and of course, understand the obligations and responsibilities you will have as the business owner.

A partner is not fulfilling his or her obligations as an owner of the business if he or she does not meet all the minimum requirements.

We can't really turn away cases — there is a professional obligation to assist people in need and as small business owners if we don't litigate we can't feed our families.

As in any business venture, a law firm partner's fiduciary obligations prohibit the lawyer, prior to departure, from recruiting other owners or employees to join or follow him in leaving the firm.

The simple rule is that the onus will be on the business owner to prove a need to keep some of these profits in for legitimate business reasons such as a hedge for bad times, money needed for expansion or replacement of equipment, banking covenants or shareholder agreement obligations amongst others.

If you're a small business owner and you operate in your own capacity — in other words, as a «sole proprietorship» — you are personally liable for all of the debts and obligations of the business itself; if your business fails, you go under with it.