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i think it’s important when starting the
business and understanding what might be
the best type of business for
for you to form is build a team have
your attorney
an accountant and a banker usually that
can help guide the setup process and
take the time to do it right oftentimes
when business disputes arise it’s
because the owners haven’t taken the
time at the beginning to have a solid
foundation to build their business
around and that foundation involves your
attorney to set up the entity correctly
and have the appropriate governing
documents it involves having your
accountant be able to guide you through
the tax
advantages and pitfalls of the different
entity and having a good business
relationship with your banker
if there are lending needs that your
business might need but it’s important
to make sure that you build that proper
structure rather than just diving in and
saying well we can we can deal with this
later when you take that approach that’s
oftentimes
when problems happen and litigation
becomes inevitable
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Oakdale, MN commercial litigation attorney Brandon Schwartz gives his advice for people starting a business and selecting a business type. He mentions that when starting a business, it’s crucial to build a strong foundational team, including an attorney, an accountant, and a banker, to guide the setup process and ensure it’s done correctly. Too often, business disputes arise because owners haven’t taken the time early on to establish a solid structure. A competent attorney can properly form the entity and draft the necessary governing documents, an accountant can advise on tax advantages and potential pitfalls of different business structures, and a good relationship with a banker can address any lending needs. He stresses that investing the effort upfront to create a proper structure is far better than diving in and assuming issues can be resolved later, as neglecting this often leads to problems and inevitable litigation.