Commercial real estate, or CRE, is a long-term investment option that many people find lucrative. If you're thinking about buying CRE for the first time, there are a few strategies that you'll want to keep in mind. Commercial real estate proves to be a fairly stable...
Statistics show that the IRS audits one out of 250 returns. Most audits happen for a reason and involve unintentional mistakes, but it helps Texas taxpayers to know what may trigger the IRS to audit a return. Reasons for personal audits Tax law allows taxpayers to...
Construction law covers issues that fall under state, local, and federal jurisdictions. Federal statutes impose worksite, hiring, and safety practices such as those governed by OSHA. Texas may impose other regulations. Lastly, there can be county and city ordinances...
Starting your own business in Texas is exciting, and you are probably looking forward to your company becoming a huge success. However, as a new business owner, you want to be smart and protect your startup from these common legal mistakes. Not forming your business...
Subcontractors must establish a solid relationship with their employers by agreeing to a contract. Protect the amount of labor, time and dedication that you put into a project. Start by identifying your rights as a manual worker in Texas. A legally binding contract...
As a general rule when closing on a home purchase, you'll become the new owner of a Texas home 30 to 60 days after your offer is accepted. In the meantime, you'll need to go through a series of steps before the transaction can be officially completed. Take a closer...
A last will and testament typically reflects the testator's wishes regarding an estate. The document commonly stipulates who receives assets, among other directions. A relative might be unhappy about a deceased person's decisions, but a Texas probate court won't...
Taxpayers might find themselves owing significant sums of back taxes. Failing to file tax returns, not making estimated payments or forgetting to report all income could lead to several years of debt. Texas taxpayers might wish to pay off their debt, but taking such...
Residents and businesses of Austin and other areas of Texas may want to learn more about what the term "liquidated damages" means. It is a term that is often included in construction contracts. According to LEVELSET this clause is set at the beginning of a contract...
Starting a new business in Texas can be a challenge, especially now that society is clearly in the digital age. New startups are common both online and as traditional physical brick-and-mortar operations. Some company setups are relatively simple, and other company...
