Some interesting links we found across the web this week:
Your
Startup Should Not Be an LLC
Keep it simple. Many startup founders believe their company should
be an LLC due to easy formation and limited liability. However, the
upfront time saving may result in long-term legal costs. Partner Gary Schall shares his thoughts on the
subject with VentureBeat.
Days After the FCC Repealed its Net Neutrality
Rules, the GOP has a Bill to Replace Them
Last week, the FCC voted to repeal net neutrality laws for internet
providers. This week, the GOP has offered their version of
legislation to reinstate the bans on blocking and slowing websites.
Stay on track of the latest updates with this article from The
Washington Post.
Under New Tax Law, Should Your Business
Restructure as a C Corporation?
On the heels of sweeping tax reform, it is important for small
businesses to evaluate the effects of the new legislation. How will
the new maximum corporate tax affect your business? Check out this
Inc.com article to be more informed when speaking with a
tax specialist.
Where VC's Will Invest in 2018: Blockchain,
AI, Voice and Pets
Venture capital investors are not all the same, but trends do set
investing patterns. Startups should take advantage of trends to
peak investor interest. This Wired article takes a forward
look into where VC firms will be putting their money in 2018 and
why.
Playing Your
Role
Know your role and play it well. Startup employees play many
different roles depending on who they interact with and the stage
of the company. Check out this AVC.com article to better
understand managing roles in entrepreneurship.
Links compiled by Morgan Monroe.
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