Download/View Form ST3 Exemption descriptions See the Form ST3 instructions and exemption descriptions for more information about the following exemptions. Purchasers are responsible for knowing if …
READ MORE →This post has been adopted from the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s Sales Tax Fact Sheet #133, Advertising – Creative Promotional Services. Nontaxable advertising services Minnesota Rule 8130.9250, …
READ MORE →This post has been adopted from the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s Sales Tax Fact Sheet #121, Lawn and Garden Care, Tree and Bush Service, Landscaping. Lawn and Garden Care, Indoor Plant Services …
READ MORE →This post been adopted from the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s fact sheet 103, Capital Equipment. If you buy or lease qualifying capital equipment for use in Minnesota, you are eligible for a …
READ MORE →The following is the current (updated July 2023) Fact Sheet for Minnesota Sales Tax Guide for Soft Drinks and Other Beverages. The following post has been adopted from the Minnesota Department of …
READ MORE →There are several types of daycare providers that are regulated and licensed by the state of Minnesota. Those providers are: family day care; group family day care; and child care centers. Family and …
READ MORE →If you have purchased software, you have undoubtedly encountered a clickwrap agreement. Clickwrap agreements are contracts between the software owner and the user. As you might imagine, the terms of …
READ MORE →This post been adopted from the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s fact sheet, Computer Software Sales Tax. TABLE OF CONTENTS Prewritten Computer Software Custom Computer Software Prewritten Computer …
READ MORE →In this video, you get answers to these questions: What is the cancellation of debt income when debt is forgiven? How does the IRS consider this debt? What are the exceptions? When is the money not …
READ MORE →Employees don’t have to endure a hostile work environment. Bosses don’t have a right to ask employees to do whatever they want. This article explains some of the protections available to employees and …
READ MORE →You may be closing a limited liability company for any number of reasons, from the sale of its assets to unprofitability or bankruptcy. Whatever the reason, once a dissolution event occurs, the …
READ MORE →On September 24, 2014, Amazon announced a new policy allowing Minnesota affiliates beginning October 1, 2014. This change was permitted because Amazon will begin collecting sales tax from purchases in …
READ MORE →The current legal battle among members of the Stone Temple Pilots may evolve into an excellent example of how to avoid common mistakes that business owners make every day when launching an enterprise …
READ MORE →The Minnesota Antitrust Act prohibits companies from conspiring together to unreasonably restrain their competitors or unreasonably restrain the availability of products in order to benefit themselves …
READ MORE →Many Minnesota small businesses choose to form an S Corp because of its pass-thru taxation benefits, payroll tax benefits, and reliability as a traditional business entity. An LLC can also be taxed as …
READ MORE →Most people have heard of overtime laws. In general, if you work more than 48 hours in one work week, you are entitled to be paid one-and-a-half times your regular rate for all hours exceeding 48. The …
READ MORE →Often times people are afraid to seek legal advice because they are not sure if they can afford a lawyer. For people who have suffered employment discrimination or who have been wrongfully terminated, …
READ MORE →If you are hearing the term summary judgment and are concerned, your concern may be justified. A summary judgment is a ruling on a case or an aspect of a case before trial. If granted, it means the …
READ MORE →You don’t have to be named in a contract to be liable for breach. Under “tortious interference,” you can be liable if you help someone breach a contract. This article explains tortious interference …
READ MORE →This post is part of a series of posts related to Minnesota minority shareholder rights. The following posts cover specific issues related to minority shareholder rights: Introduction to minority …
READ MORE →This post is part of a series of posts related to Minnesota minority shareholder rights. The following posts cover specific issues related to minority shareholder rights: Introduction to minority …
READ MORE →This post is part of a series of posts related to Minnesota minority shareholder rights. The following posts cover specific issues related to minority shareholder rights: Introduction to minority …
READ MORE →It is inevitable: every employer eventually has to discharge an employee. What many employers do not realize is that the discharged employee can immediately demand all wages or commissions actually …
READ MORE →The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the producers of the hit play, Jersey Boys, chronicling the rise to stardom of the musical act, “The Four Seasons,” did not infringe upon the rights …
READ MORE →Could your license agreement actually be a franchise agreement? A licensing deal that meets the statutory definition of a franchise carries consequences most business owners never see coming. Each …
READ MORE →On January 25, 2013, Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson, by Assistant Attorney General James Canaday filed a six-count Complaint in the Hennepin County District Court against Renewable Energy SD, …
READ MORE →This post is part of a series of posts entitled A Legal Guide to the Internet. Traditional tests of personal jurisdiction are applied to cases involving Internet activity. Presence on the Internet …
READ MORE →This post is part of a series of posts entitled A Legal Guide to the Internet. Similar post: Are Spambots Illegal? Software That Violates a Website’s Terms of Use Bulk email has become a popular way …
READ MORE →This post is part of a series of posts entitled A Legal Guide to the Internet. Businesses of all sizes are finding avenues to use the Internet to market their products. One of the more recent trends, …
READ MORE →Internet service providers (“ISPs”) provide their subscribers with online Internet access. This raises the question of whether the ISP or the individual subscriber is liable for potential copyright …
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