The tax reform bill in 2017, the "Tax Cuts and Jobs Act," will have a significant impact on the United States economy and businesses of all sizes. CT's experts outline how the tax reform bill will impact small businesses, such as LLCs and S corporations, operating as "pass-through" tax entities.

Learn how to help protect your business from a data breach, including how to handle suspicious emails, keeping passwords secure, protecting sensitive information, guarding against malware and other intruders, backing up your systems, and more.

State annual reports are one of your most important compliance requirements. Missed and incorrect filings often result in delinquent entities. Dealing with the headaches that come with loss of good standing is a distraction and hurts your team's productivity. Learn more about how you can improve accuracy, eliminate the risk of delinquent entities — usually while reducing overall costs.

The importance of using the exact legal name of the debtor on a Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) filing is essential. To not follow this rule not only jeopardizes your filing but can lead to the loss of priority. Learn more about recent court cases that expand on “the exact debtor name” discussion.

Contractors or builders may do just about everything right as they prepare to bid a project or begin construction. However, all of that hard work could be lost if the company didn’t renew the required business permits and licenses. Learn more about staying compliant.

Learn about LLC record keeping and corporate record keeping requirements.

Resolving to audit your company’s licensing, annual reports, registered agent, and standing can keep your business in top shape for the upcoming years.

If your business is a corporation or an LLC, you have ongoing compliance obligations. This checklist ensures your business is legally compliant each year.

When operating a corporation, LLC, or LP, the main compliance step you’ll need to address is appointing a registered agent for service of process (SOP).

Learn more about how Delaware's House Bill 175 amends the Delaware Corporation Franchise Tax Law.