This post has been adopted from a Minnesota Department of Revenue Fact Sheet. Aircraft When you acquire complete or partial ownership of an aircraft, or when you first bring an aircraft into Minnesota …
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READ MORE →Yes. You can protect your home from the judgment of creditors. Minnesota Statutes Section 510.01 provides an exemption that protects a judgment debtors’ homestead from seizure or sale under legal …
READ MORE →The Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Act, Minnesota Statutes Chapter 176, requires employers to provide workers’ compensation insurance to its employees. Similarly, the Act provides for four separate …
READ MORE →The material change doctrine is a legal theory that developed in Massachusetts. (See footnote 1.) Under Massachusetts’ law, each time an employee’s employment relationship with the employer changes …
READ MORE →Can I Protect My Home From the Claims of Creditors? Yes, Minnesota Statutes Section 510.01 provides an exemption that protects a judgment debtors’ homestead from seizure or sale under legal process. …
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READ MORE →The following is the current (updated July 2023) Fact Sheet for Minnesota Sales Tax Guide for Selling Candy & Sweets. The following post has been adopted from the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s …
READ MORE →The following post has been adopted from the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s Sales Tax Fact Sheet #124, Exercise Facilities and Health Clubs. Fees and memberships Fees or charges for access to the …
READ MORE →This post has been adopted from the Minnesota Department of Revenue’s Sales Tax Fact Sheet, Pets and Pet Grooming, Boarding and Care Services. Sales of animals, including pets, are generally taxable. …
READ MORE →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 …
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 →Minnesota Sales Tax Guide for Selling Soft Drinks and Other Beverages The following is the current (updated July 2023) Fact Sheet for Minnesota Sales Tax Guide for Soft Drinks and Other Beverages. The …
READ MORE →Types of Child Care 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 …
READ MORE →Enforceability of Clickwrap Agreements If you have purchased software, you have undoubtedly encountered a clickwrap agreement. Clickwrap agreements are contracts between the software owner and the …
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 →Is Your Boss Inappropriate at Work? 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 …
READ MORE →How to Properly Dissolve a Minnesota Limited Liability Company There are various reasons to dissolve a limited liability company (“LLC”) ranging from the sale of its assets to unprofitability or …
READ MORE →October 2014 Update: Amazon Allows Minnesota Affiliates On September 24, 2014, Amazon announced a new policy allowing Minnesota affiliates beginning October 1, 2014. This change was permitted because …
READ MORE →Why You Need a Solid Written Agreement with Your Partners: The Unfortunate Tale of Stone Temple Pilots You Control Intellectual Property Your Company Creates by a Written Partnership Agreement The …
READ MORE →Are you trying to figure out if a person working for you is an “independent contractor” vs. “employee” under Minnesota law? This brief article explains the basic test to use and provides additional …
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 …
READ MORE →Employee Overtime Pay & Minnesota Law Most people have heard of overtime laws. In general, if you work more than 40 hours in one work week, you are entitled to be paid one-and-a-half times your …
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