Corporate Taxes

Accountants are financial professionals that build their careers around working with money. They are responsible for compiling, certifying and recording financial records for individuals, private businesses, non-profits and government organizations. With the complexity of required financial reporting and income tax laws, there will... more »

There are many reasons to not only incorporate but also develop a business in Illinois. It is the home of Chicago deep-dish pizza and then there's Wrigley Field. But that isn't the corporate-type information you were looking for, but it does all play into quality of life considerations when deciding where to incorporate. There are... more »

If you dream of being your own boss and are ready to run a business, a sole proprietorship may be ideal for you. Less complex than a corporation, a sole proprietorship is often well suited to the entrepreneur. As the owner-operator of your own enterprise, you're the boss and you are free to make all your own decisions, but you also... more »

A Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) is an investment partnership that invests in income-generating real estate assets. REITs invest in a wide range of real estate assets, including residential apartment buildings and condominiums, commercial office space and shopping malls. REITs enjoy a number of advantages relative to other types... more »

The financial practices of larger companies, especially those traded publicly or those who do business with the government, are subject to public scrutiny. Companies often hire a controller to make sure that all their accounting practices are accurate and lawful. A controller also monitor's a companies financial health. more »