Employees’ Time Off: The FMLA, CFRA, PDL, and USERRA and What Employees and Employers Need to Know
8 Examples of How Employers Breach Their FMLA Duties Denying FMLA leave despite an employee’s eligibility and prior notice. Dissuading employees from exercising FMLA leave through threats or intimidation. Altering the workplace environment to avoid an employee’s FMLA eligibility, such as transferring employees to reduce the workplace below the 50-employee threshold. Failing to provide employees […]
Probate Litigation and the Role of a Trustee: 7 Things You Need to Know Before You End Up in Court
We are currently in the middle of two separate probate litigation cases — and both involve trustees. Here is what makes it interesting: we are on opposite sides. In one, we are defending the trustee. In the other, we are going after one. That dual vantage point has taught us a great deal, and we […]
Partnership Income Share and Treasury Regulation (26 CFR) Section 1.704-1
Section 704(b) of the Internal Revenue Code determines a partner’s distributive share of income, gain, loss, deduction, or credit based on their partnership interest unless the partnership agreement provides otherwise. The IRS regulations under section 704 establish rules for determining substantial economic effect, including maintaining partners’ capital accounts in accordance with specific rules. Compliance with these capital account maintenance rules provides a safe harbor for respecting partnership agreement allocations.
1099 vs Employee
This Video Explains The Differences Between a 1099 and an Employee in California https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9QrMmmfEqc
California LLC Liability Protection: Liability Amongst California LLC Members and Managers
California LLC Liability Protection: Liability Amongst California LLC Members and Managers Information About Limiting Your Liability With a California LLC Disregarding circumstances detailed in the section Exceptions to California Corporation and LLC Personal Liability Protection, your personal assets are protected from outside claims when you establish a California LLC. However, you may still be liable […]