NAWBO-SB Breakfast Meeting
Understanding the Business Entity Alphabet
When: Wednesday, May 28, 2008, 7:30 a.m. to 9 a.m.
Where: Canary Hotel, 31 W. Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara
Cost: $30 - $40
Age limit: All ages
Categories: Citizen's Alert
Description: Your business is growing or you have a potential investor, and suddenly being a sole proprietor may not be a good idea any more. Should you set up a partnership, become a LLC, a subchapter-S, or …? And what do all those strange letter combinations actually mean? Tim Buynak of Buynak Law Firm will explain the business entity alphabet and offer practical advice on how to decide just what kind of business might be best for you.
As a “trusted advisor”, Tim Buynak combines an extensive legal and business background to provide his clients with sound, yet innovative strategies to contribute to their success. His clients include individuals, partnerships, corporations, limited liability companies, associations, foreign entities, and non-profit organizations. Utilizing practical business and litigation experience, Mr. Buynak is able to analyze situations to provide efficient, economical resolutions consistent with a client’s business or project objectives. He and his colleagues at Buynak Law Firm partner with clients to realize their dreams and to manage and extend their business activities for their success.
Phone: 805-880-0457
Event posted May 14, 2008
Last updated May 14, 2008
As a “trusted advisor”, Tim Buynak combines an extensive legal and business background to provide his clients with sound, yet innovative strategies to contribute to their success. His clients include individuals, partnerships, corporations, limited liability companies, associations, foreign entities, and non-profit organizations. Utilizing practical business and litigation experience, Mr. Buynak is able to analyze situations to provide efficient, economical resolutions consistent with a client’s business or project objectives. He and his colleagues at Buynak Law Firm partner with clients to realize their dreams and to manage and extend their business activities for their success.
Last updated May 14, 2008
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