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In the News, 12/9/14
by Adam Goebel & Tom Rutledge We see it again and again – business owners, desiring to save a few dollars (and to keep lawyers from complicating a deal), either draft an agreement themselves or rely upon a form they have downloaded from the internet. When the business owners ultimately have a dispute, those agreements […]
In Our Words, 1/24/14
Business First | Jan. 24, 2014 Stephen Sherman A new year brings new goals, new dreams and new ambitions — and when government is concerned, new rules and regulations. Effective Jan. 1, the Internal Revenue Service requires those who have been assigned an Employer Identification Number, or EIN, to provide periodic updated information to the […]
In Our Words, 4/11/22
As previously reported by SKO[1], Republican leadership in the Kentucky General Assembly announced its intent to pursue further “tax reform” during the legislature’s 2022 Regular Session. That reform likely will be accomplished through multiple pieces of legislation, each of which will address separate aspects of Kentucky’s existing state and local tax structure. This document provides […]
In Our Words, 7/16/24
In a single-member limited liability company (“SMLLC”) that is taxed as a “disregarded entity” and has to date not had its own employer identification number (“EIN”) required to apply for and EIN in Anticipation of filing beneficial ownership information reports as required by the Corporate Transparency Act (“CTA”)? An even if not required, should it? […]
In Our Words, 3/4/22
Republican leadership of the Kentucky General Assembly has announced its intent to pursue further “tax reform” during the legislature’s 2022 Regular Session. It appears that reform will take the form of multiple pieces of legislation that independently will address various aspects of Kentucky’s existing state and local tax system. This document provides a summary of […]
In the News, 10/24/19
Thomas E. Rutledge, a Member of Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC, has joined “Ribstein & Keatinge on Limited Liability Companies,” the leading treatise on limited liability companies (“LLCs”), as a co-author. The treatise was first published in 1992 and was co-authored by Robert E. Keatinge and Prof. Larry E. Ribstein. Tom Rutledge, who already has a nationally […]
In the News, 8/21/14
by Tom Williams Published in a Special to The Courier-Journal 11:56 a.m. EDT August 20, 2014 Recently, I sat near the futurist Nat Irvin III when this question was posed: What would a compassionate city l look like? What Nat said struck a chord with me. He said, in essence, that a city deeply […]
In Our Words, 5/13/20
May 13, 2020 By Kevin A. Imhof Attorney, Stoll Keenon Ogden PLLC (502) 599-8729 kevin.imhof@skofirm.com On March 16, 2020, through Executive Order 202-236, Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear delayed Kentucky’s primary, special, and local elections scheduled for May 19, 2020, until June 23, 2020. On April 24, 2020, Governor Beshear enacted Executive Order 2020-296, adopting Kentucky […]
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