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Founder Can Still Be “Active” In The Business

By Farrell Fritz P.C. on August 25, 2014
Posted in Federal Tax Issues

In several previous posts, we noted the importance of determining, in the case of a family or other closely-held business, where the goodwill for the business resides: in the business, in the shareholder-employees,  or in another employee.  In the absence of an employment agreement or non-compete, we noted that it may be possible to…

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