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From incorporation to exit, our advisors provide the legal, tax, and payroll services your business needs to scale. As a QuickBooks ProAdvisor Elite firm, we set up your business's books correctly, so its legal structure and its financial statements are in sync at all times.

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For 25 years, we've provided the services below.

  • Business FormationChoosing and forming the right entity from day one.
  • Corporate Structure & StrategyOwnership and governance structures built for how your business actually runs.
  • Fundraising & Capital RaisesRaising capital on terms that hold up, from a friends-and-family round to priced equity.
  • ContractsContracts drafted and reviewed to protect your business, not just paper the deal.
  • UCC & Secured TransactionsTaking and perfecting security interests, and filing the UCC-1 so it survives a dispute.
  • Co-Founder & Buy-Sell AgreementsAgreements that settle ownership questions before they become disputes.
  • Trademarks & Trade SecretsProtecting your brand and confidential know-how from imitation and leaks.
  • Payroll & Employment TaxesPayroll run correctly, with employment taxes handled and filed on time.
  • Asset ProtectionShielding personal and business assets from unnecessary risk.
  • Self-Directed Retirement Accounts (SDIRAs)Using retirement funds to invest beyond traditional stocks and bonds.
  • Ownership Succession & ExitPlanning the handoff or sale of your business well before you need to.
  • Outsourced General CounselOngoing legal support on call, without the cost of an in-house attorney.
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Recent articles on running your business and keeping its books accurate and up to date.

Buy-Sell Agreements: What Happens to a Colorado Business When an Owner Leaves, Dies, Becomes Disabled, or Divorces?September 23, 2026A buy-sell agreement gives Colorado business owners a shared plan for difficult transitions: who may buy an owner’s interest, how the price is calculated, and where the money will come from. Here is what to review—including life-insurance funding after the Supreme Court’s Connelly decision.Best Accounting Software for Colorado Small Businesses: A Practical ComparisonSeptember 22, 2026Compare QuickBooks Online, Sage 50, Xero, FreshBooks, Wave, and other small-business accounting options—and learn how to choose a system that supports cleaner books, smoother tax preparation, and better decisions.Clean Books, Calmer Tax Season: What Your Records Must Show and How Long to Keep ThemSeptember 18, 2026The IRS is specific about what your books have to show and how long to keep the documents behind them — including why filing early does not start the clock early. Here is what that looks like month to month for a small business.Contracts Every Colorado Small Business Should Have Reviewed Before Signing or Reusing a TemplateSeptember 16, 2026Client agreements, independent contractor agreements, and commercial leases can shape a Colorado small business’s cash flow, ownership rights, and personal exposure. Here is what to review, what to question, and when legal review is especially valuable.Colorado Business Entity Search: How to Look Up an LLC, Corporation, or EINSeptember 3, 2026Learn how to search Colorado LLC and corporation records, check name availability, request proof of good standing, and understand why the state database is not an EIN lookup.Choosing the Right Business Structure in Colorado: A Practical Formation GuideAugust 25, 2026An LLC, corporation, partnership, or sole proprietorship can shape how your business handles ownership, taxes, decisions, and growth. Learn what to consider before filing—and why formation involves more than submitting one document.
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