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A contract is a legally enforceable agreement between two parties. When one of those parties fails to fulfill their promise, a breach of

An asset purchase agreement is an agreement between a business buyer and seller where the buyer agrees to purchase all of the assets assoc

A stock purchase agreement is one of two ways to acquire a business. With a stock purchase, the buyer is purchasing all the outstanding st

A merger is when two separate companies decide to combined its companies into a completely new company. There are five main types of corpo

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An S-Corporation isn’t necessarily a business entity in itself. Instead an S-Corporation is a business that is already formed (C-Corporati

A C-Corporation is a unique and complex “beast” compared to the other business entity forms. The C-Corporation is a completely separate le