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30/8/2019 0 Comments

Exploring the rewards of establishing a Nonprofit Part 1

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In a society where most people are driven by money and financial gains, it is very common to find that most people are oblivious to the rewards that come from establishing nonprofit organizations. While you will not generate income from a nonprofit organization, you can be sure that this venture offers much more rewards and gratification than money can buy. Establishing a nonprofits organization will re position you to become a humanitarian while giving you an incomparable feeling of satisfaction and a strong sense of accomplishment. In this article, we will explore the requirements for establishing a nonprofit while touching on the reward that comes with the terrain. 
 
Assisting people: At the heart of a nonprofit organization is the desire and will to assist people. The number one objective of a nonprofit organization is to help people in need. While this might seem like a trivial affair, it should be pointed out that nonprofit organization takes this very seriously. It should be noted that a nonprofit usually has a specific area that it focuses on.  It could be focused on homeless children, destitute, mentally ill, refugees and many more. Ultimately, the objective is to improve the lives of humans. For anyone looking to establish a nonprofit, they must be accomplished in their chosen field. It is often expected that they are wealthy and contented. Most importantly a deep sense of compassion for humans is needed.  They must be determined and motivated by a unique ability to lead and organize others.
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28/8/2019 0 Comments

Buy-Sell Agreement (BSA): Take risks in investing money. It’ll make you proud of it!



​Managing a business with limited financial resources isn’t as easy as people may think. You should persistently and precisely choose where to put restricted company assets with expectations of the best returns. You should act in a manner that secures the organization's financial interest consistently.


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In any case, are there problems which are related to your company’s financial interest that don’t let you sleep? Problems that make you and your partners scared?

Those feelings of dread are identified with the strength of the business for some business runners. The spontaneous expulsion of capital from the organization or the consideration of an obscure new accomplice who became tied up with the organization with practically zero verification.

What we can do for you?

These issues can make incredible interruption in the company’s basic activities and can be dangerous for its capital. A Buy-Sell Agreement (BSA) is a source which will address your company’s horrors and expel the dread and hazard. A BSA can maintain your company calmness and end up all your fears. You should be extremely sensible and cautious in your utilization of the company’s capital. Your decision-making ability, in any case, may enable you to perceive that a speculation to guarantee organization security is significant and beneficial.

If you want to eradicate all your horror believes related to your company’s well being, then click here right now!

We will accompany you with BSA in order to secure your company’s stability in the best way. 


   -  Yoel Molina,esq.
‘Our only goal is your success’
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27/8/2019 0 Comments

Buy-Sell Agreement (BSA): When it’s best to have a business partner?

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Unless you have a Buy-Sell Agreement (BSA) among the company partners, then there is nothing you have in a company. It’s assumed that if you don’t have a BSA set up and any of the following happen then it can thoroughly disturb your business along with your own life:
·         The demise of your business partner will make his wife or adult child the co-owner of the company.
·         In case of the divorce of your partner, the business’s fund may have to be shared with his/her ex-spouse by the court orders.
·         If you want to retire or desire to sell your share, then your company or your partner may stop you.
·         The co-owner sells his/her share to any other without letting you know even.  
That can be a ruin to your company if you don't ensure yourself with a BSA. No assurance, no possession!
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19/8/2019 0 Comments

Correct Method To Set up a Non Profit Part 2

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Build Solid Foundation
 
  • Write a Business Plan
As with a for-profit business, a business plan can help a nonprofit to describe how it wants to fulfill its mission in more detail. It can also be used to demarcate a new project or business.

  • Make Your Mission Statement
The development of your mission statement is a decisive first step. Communicate the purpose of your nonprofit, which groups it serves and how it serves them. Every decision and action in your organization should support and encourage your mission.

  • Develop Your Board
As the governing body of your nonprofit, your board of directors performs a variety of legal functions and responsibilities. To effectively fulfill these functions, the board will change as your organization grows and matures. Although hiring is an important step in this process, a systematic approach to board development, including:

  • The orientation
  • Training
  • Evaluation
  • Training of potential board members

All these are critical to ensuring that long-term success.

Incorporate Your Nonprofit
  • The IRS requires the documents of organization and government policies and procedures that are typically associated with businesses.
  • A formal structure gives credibility to your programs and services.
  • The corporate structure restricts the liability of directors and officers of the organization.

File For 501(C)(3) Tax-Exempt Status
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Apply for exemption status with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). Note that the fee is $400 or $850, depending on whether you expect the average gross annual income to exceed $10,000 per year over a four-year period. It can also take 3 to 12 months for the IRS to return its decision, depending on the number of questions the IRS has on your request.

Ongoing Compliance
Register with your state agency, which handles charities and charity applications (usually the Attorney General). If you want to request contributions from other states, you also need to register. Again, the registration requirements vary with each state.

Prepare For Annual Reporting
All exempt organizations must submit a version of Form 990 to the IRS. Form 990 represents your finances, activities, governance processes, directors, and key people who are open to public inspection. The version you submit depends on your total gross income for the year. States also have their own reporting and renewal requirements that can vary from state to state. Therefore, consider tracking the finances and activities of your organization to facilitate the development of these annual reporting requirements.
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16/8/2019 0 Comments

Correct Method to Set up a Non Profit Part 1

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​It is important to understand all steps before starting a Nonprofit organization because it can be an inspirational way to give something back to the community and help those in need. However, building and maintaining a non-profit organization can take years of effort and determination. All the information provided in this article is intended to provide general guidance on setting up a Nonprofit organization. Note that the specific steps may vary for each state. For detailed assistance, I recommend that you should contact your legal or tax advisor.
Do Your Homework
  • Is Non-Profit Suits You?
Public charities must be organized and operated solely for tax-exempt purposes under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. If you want to set up a nonprofit to receive a wage subsidy, stop now and look for another option. In fact, many new nonprofit are not even ready or eligible to receive grants.

  • Learning About Alternatives
Starting a new nonprofit could be the most complicated way to live up to your passion for the community. The biggest challenge facing most new nonprofit is finding and maintaining reliable revenue streams.
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  • Carry Out Analysis
Find out if (government, nonprofit, or profit) organizations are already doing exactly the same work in your community. It will be more difficult to get help if you simply duplicate existing services instead of improving or adding them.
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16/8/2019 0 Comments

BUY-SELL AGREEMENT: IF YOU CO-OWN A BUSINESS YOU OWN NOTHING UNLESS..

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you have a buy-sell agreement (BSA) among the owners and the company.  Nothing is owned in the sense that unless you have a BSA in place any of the following can occur at any time and totally disrupt your business and your personal life:

  • If a business partner dies you are now partners with his or her spouse or adult hiers.
  • If a business partner divorces the court could give his or her share of the business to the ex-spouse. 
  • The company and your co-owners can refuse to buy you out when you need to retire or need to sell your share of the business.
  • A co-owner can sell his or her interests to whomever he or she wants without notice to the other owners.
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There are many other scenarios that can ruin your business if you do not protect yourself with a BSA. No protection, no ownership!

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  - Yoel Molina,esq.
‘Our only goal is your success’

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14/8/2019 2 Comments

Why You Should Start A Nonprofit

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Are you thinking about setting up a business that includes your desire to give back to your community? A nonprofit might be an ideal business structure for you. Nonprofits vary in size and focus, such as Make-A-Wish Foundation, which grants wishes to sick children; ASPCA focuses on animal welfare or The Fender Music Foundation focuses on music education. If you have a passion, you can build a nonprofit around that passion to produce a potential long-term legacy.

Before Starting a Nonprofit Ask These Important Questions
Do you have a cause you are passionate about and are thinking about setting up your own nonprofit organization? To make a successful launch, ask yourself the following important questions.

1. Why – Why start a nonprofit?
Why start a nonprofit in the first place? What's motivating you? The National Council of Nonprofits considers your motivations about starting a nonprofit and asks yourself who is going to be involved and how will your organization be different? Is there a similar organization already in your area? Exactly how and why is your nonprofit going to benefit the community? Be sure you understand the needs of the community and networking with local nonprofit leaders is also important.
 
2. Who – Who will be the beneficiary of your nonprofit?
When you thoroughly investigate setting up a nonprofit, its purpose has to be solidified. Who or what community group will be the beneficiary of your nonprofit? What kind of business will you run to benefit the community? What is the location of your nonprofit and who will be the board members? An in-depth business plan will answer these questions and will crystalize your nonprofit's mission statement, bylaws and rules.
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3. How – How will the nonprofit be funded?
Funding is the most important part of the business plan and has to be addressed first. What are your revenue sources? Are they stable? Do you have donors? How will you solicit funds from them? Good planning for funding and the challenges will save lots of time in the future. The Society of Nonprofit Organizations and The National Council of Nonprofits are excellent resources for solicitations and funding.
 
Are You Committed?
Serving the community is one of the most admirable missions. However, you should know there will be challenges running a nonprofit similar to a business. The Red Cross and UNICEF had humble beginnings, but became global nonprofits and they faced challenges as they grew. But with passion and commitment, you can bring your nonprofit dream to life and the emotional rewards will be worth the work.
 
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14/8/2019 0 Comments

BUY-SELL AGREEMENT: PUT YOUR MONEY WHERE FEAR IS. YOU WILL BE HAPPY YOU DID

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​As a business owner, you are managing limited financial resources. You must diligently and accurately decide where to invest limited company funds in hopes of the greatest returns. You must act in a fashion that protects the company's financial best interest at all times. 


But is it not in your companies financial best interest to address issues that keep you up at night? Issues that scare you and your partners?

For many business owners, those fears are related to the stability of the business. The unplanned removal of capital from the company. The inclusion of an unknown new partner who bought into the company with little or no vetting. 

These issues can cause great disruption to company operations and can place company capital at risk. A buy-sell agreement (BSA), however, can often address these concerns and remove the fear and risk. A BSA can bring stability to your company and put your fear to bed.

You must be very judicious and careful in your use of company funds. Your good judgment, however, may allow you to recognize that an investment to assure company stability is important and worthwhile. 

If that is your belief allow us to help you remove your fears and click here now to allow us to produce for you a BSA to protect your company’s stability. 

  - Yoel Molina,esq.
‘Our only goal is your success’


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13/8/2019 0 Comments

BUY-SELL AGREEMENT: SIMPLICITY WILL MAKE YOU HAPPY

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​The traditional model of hiring an attorney (i.e.. time off of work, drive in traffic to the law office, pay for parking, wait to be seen in the office to get answers you can find online, pay for an appointment) is tossed out the window in our office with our online legal solution app.
We bring simplicity to the client onboarding experience. Similar to many computer and telephone “apps”,  our approach works around your schedule with a focus on simplicity. It takes you step by step, at your pace, at a time you select, whether its at home, on a plane, or at the beach. 

Our clean and clear online interface provides clarity and ease of use in whatever environment you are comfortable in and allows you to work at your own pace. 

We are confident that this will come so natural and easy to you that you will be happy that you took steps to protect your business by hiring us. 

Please do not forget as well, that we guarantee that you will be satisfied with our services and this app is a reflection of that commitment. 

Click here now to see for yourself how easy it is and hire us for only $1000.00

  - Yoel Molina, Esq.
‘Our only goal is your success’



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9/8/2019 0 Comments

BUY-SELL AGREEMENT: NUMBERS DO NOT LIE. 70% OF COMPANIES JUST LIKE YOURS FAIL. PROTECT YOURSELF NOW.

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By some accounts, 70% of all partnerships fail. That is a number to take seriously. With that failure often times comes a need for partners to detangle interests in a clear fashion.  Or a need to act proactively to remove or add partners or take other actions to stave off failure may be called for by the partners. 

If any of the above or similar scenarios appear, however,  and the partners do not have a buy-sell agreement (BSA) in place the risks and consequences of failure or pending failure can be compounded with disagreements among owners. That will only seal the failure or compound the consequences of it. 

A BSA, however, will allow you to set in place procedures to act in an orderly fashion in case of a need to take steps to avoid failure or mitigate the consequences of failure. 

If numbers resonate with you and you wish to protect your company click here now and hire us to produce a BSA for your company for only $1000.00. 

 -Yoel Molina, Esq.
‘Our only goal is your success’

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    Yoel “Mo” Molina, I am a lifelong resident of Miami, Fl.  I am a graduate of Miami Senior High, Class of 1992, Georgia Institute of Technology, B.S.  1997 and University of Maine School of Law, J.D. 2001.  I have been practicing law in Miami Since 2001. I am a former training prosecutor in the Miami-Dade State Attorney’s Office.  I have experience in jury trials, appeals, and administrative hearings. I have appeared before judges across the State. My experience ranges from civil litigation matters, collection matters, foreclosure, business and corporate, contracts, real estate, leases and employment matters..

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