Wondering how to actually take money out of your LLC? Whether you're a sole member or have partners, here's what you need to know to get paid—legally and smartly.

If you're running an Oregon or Idaho business without a dedicated bank account, you're not just being disorganized—you’re risking your liability protection. Here’s how to set things up the right way.

Starting a business with friends or family? Here’s how to structure your multi-member LLC in Oregon or Idaho to avoid deadlock, drama, or disaster down the road.

If you’re in business with a partner and don’t have a buy-sell agreement, you’re one life event away from chaos. Here’s how to protect your company—and your relationships—before things get messy.

LLC or S-Corp? If you’ve heard you’re “leaving money on the table,” read this first. Here’s when the S-Corp election makes sense—and when it’s more trouble than it’s worth.

Forming an LLC without a real operating agreement is like building a house on sand. Here’s why Oregon and Idaho business owners can’t rely on free templates—and what needs to be in the document that governs your company.

Yes—you do. Here’s what a registered agent actually does, what happens if you get it wrong, and why it matters more than most small business owners realize.

LLCs aren’t just for big businesses or six-figure side hustles. If you’re making money, taking on risk, or signing contracts, here’s when—and why—to stop operating as a sole proprietor in Oregon or Idaho.

Many small businesses start as sole proprietorships by default. But that simplicity can come at a high cost. Here’s what every Oregon and Idaho entrepreneur needs to know.

If you’re selling a product or service and haven’t formed an entity, you’re a business owner by default. Here’s why that matters—and how the right structure protects you.