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Establishing a 501(c)(3) entity with the IRS can be a DIY project but take care to ensure your efforts don’t attract the bureau’s attention, which could result in unnecessary delays and costs.
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Conducting a formal business valuation is a critical first step in planning an exit strategy for your family-owned company.
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