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Legal column: What s ahead in 2024 - Paso Robles Daily News

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Legal column: Signing your life away

By Teresa J. Rhyne, Esq. – Often, when I sit down with a client to sign and notarize a large stack of documents that make […]

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Legal column: New law affects over 30 million small businesses - part 3

By Teresa J. Rhyne, Esq. – In my last two columns we reviewed the new Corporate Transparency Act (CTA), who must comply by filing a […]

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Legal column: New law affects over 30 million small businesses - part 2

By Teresa J. Rhyne, Esq. – In a recent article I discussed the new Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) which will require more than 30 million […]

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What 30 million small businesses need to know about CTA filing and fraud

Failure to timely file the report could result in fines of $500 per day, up to $10,000 maximum, or two years’ jail time.

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