How Maintaining Multi-State Compliance Protects Assets and Privacy
Your Presenters
Jonathan Feniak, J.D., M.B.A
General Counsel, Cloud Peak Law Group, P.C.
Jonathan Feniak is an attorney and partner at Cloud Peak Law Group, P.C. and WyomingLLCAttorney.com. In this position, he helps business owners at nearly every level and in nearly every industry with asset protection, estate planning, and business formation. Beyond business owners, Jonathan also helps activists of all political persuasions to legally protect themselves.
James Gilmer
Compliance Specialist, Harbor Compliance
James Gilmer is a senior member of the Harbor Compliance team with a diverse background in nonprofit leadership, corporate compliance, and strategic partnerships. Over his tenure, James has handled more than 25,000 filing transactions for over 3,000 organizations. He is passionate about educating and consulting with executives on their compliance strategies.
About This Webinar
In a highly connected, virtual world, the need for increased privacy and asset protection is greater than ever. At the same time, each U.S. state has unique regulations for businesses operating within their borders. Multi-state businesses face the prospect of understanding and meeting a patchwork of entity, tax, and licensing requirements. Modern businesses should develop strategies designed not only to mitigate the risk of jeopardizing the assets of the owners and organization but also to maintain good standing and growth.
Jonathan Feniak of Cloud Peak Law and Harbor Compliance’s James Gilmer will lead you through a discussion of:
- The current regulatory environment in the U.S.
- The importance of asset protection and privacy
- The importance of entity, tax, and licensing management
- Strategies to protect your assets and privacy
- Tools and techniques to maintain good corporate standing
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