Are your clients looking to expand their businesses to another state or states? If so, that’s a great indication of success and they’ll probably turn to you for financial guidance to help them make the move. However, they’re also likely to need your advice about how to legally operate their businesses in a state different from their home base. Nellie Akalp, CEO of CorpNet.com, will detail steps and insight for legally expanding a business into a new state.

Learning Objectives: 

• Define the meaning of nexus


• Determine what constitutes doing business in another state


• Determine when foreign qualification is needed


• Identify how to correctly apply for foreign qualification


• Recognize issues with collecting and paying sales tax in multiple states

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