CFU Un-Job Fair

In a recent news article on 9news.com, the Colorado Free University’s “Un-Job Fair” was reported as the place to help individuals land their “Dream Job”.  9news reporters talked about how it was encouraging to have a forum where people could  →

Upcoming events

There are multiple events coming up this month that me, your Denver business lawyer, will be at that may be of interest to you: June 4, I will be at the UnJob Fair at Colorado Free University.  I will be  →

Small Business Owner facing six years for cyber-bullying

In an interesting case, a small business owner has been found guilty of sending threatening communications, mail fraud, and wire fraud.  Digital Life is reporting that Vitaly Borker pleaded guilty to harassing customers in email, including threatening to come to  →

MMJ busted – for selling unregistered securities

In an interesting story from the Denver Post, a Colorado medical marijuana company has made the headlines not for selling marijuana, but for selling interest in the company on Craiglist.  Colorado Wellness Providers, LLC has been sent a cease and  →

Celebrate Money Smart Week!

This week Colorado celebrates Money Smart Week.  The goal of the week is to help adults, business owners, and even children learn how to be better about their money.  As many of my readers know, I am going to be  →

It’s Tax Day!

But wait, it is April 18th, not April 15th?  So what is up with that?  Well, Tax Day typically falls on April 15th unless there is a federal holiday or the 15th is on the weekend.  This year, Washington DC  →

More online sales tax drama

In recent news, Arkansas is yet another state that has passed the so-called “Amazon Tax”. In addition, Connecticut and Hawaii are both looking at similar laws. As many of my readers know, this tax makes companies that use affiliate marketers  →

Business SCAM alert

The Secretary of State has issued an alert that Colorado businesses are being sent a deceptive letter from a company called “Corporate Controllers Unit.” The letter begins by citing the Colorado Revised Statutes regarding the filing of a periodic report.  →

How long should I keep business records?

Businesses quickly become overwhelmed with the amount of papers flowing around. Credit card receipts, bank statements, contracts, leases, employment papers – all of these can become overwhelming without a good filing system, even if the filing system is digital. So  →

Online taxes everywhere! Oh my!

As many people remember, especially those that use to be Amazon affiliate marketers, last year Colorado passed a tax that in essence stated that is a company had affiliate marketers in Colorado, it had nexus to Colorado and had to  →