Category Archives: General
More Good News: Coronavirus (“COVID-19”): Small Business Guidance & Loan Resources: Economic Injury Disaster Loan Program
The COVID-19 pandemic has severely impacted small businesses with issues such as loss of revenue, incapacity to make payroll, employee layoffs, inability to maintain inventory, supply chain interruptions, and other unforeseen circumstances. In our efforts to monitor and report on new options to consider, small business owners in Georgia and certain other states are… Read More »
A Message to Our Clients, Colleagues, and Friends Regarding the Coronavirus (COVID-19)
As the global COVID-19 public health emergency continues to spread and create challenges for families and businesses worldwide, we wanted to share with you how MendenFreiman LLP is addressing many of the same challenges that our clients may be facing. Our top priorities remain the health and well-being of our employees, clients, families, colleagues… Read More »
MendenFreiman Names New Partner and Adds New Attorney to Firm
ATLANTA (March 2, 2020) MendenFreiman LLP, a leading Atlanta-based business law, tax controversy and planning, estate planning, probate and trust administration firm, is happy to announce that Jeffrey (Jeff) J. Meek has been named a partner. The firm also welcomes the addition of attorney Kristen M. Nugent to its Atlanta office. With its recent… Read More »
REMINDER: Annual Registrations to the Georgia Secretary of State Due by April 1, 2018
All entities formed or registered to do business in the State of Georgia must file an Annual Registration with the Secretary of State, between January 1st and April 1st of each year, in order to remain in good standing. Filing the annual registration provides a current record of an entity’s management structure, correct mailing… Read More »
Treasury Announces Withdrawal of Proposed Section 2704 Regulations
Last year, the IRS proposed a series of regulations regarding how interests between family members in a closely held corporation could be transferred. If enacted, these regulations would have made substantial changes to how interests in family-controlled entities are valued for gift, estate, and tax purposes. Fortunately, this proposal was recently withdrawn by the Treasury…. Read More »
