Q. How can I find investors?
Q. How does my debt-to-equity ratio affect my ability to get financing?
Q. What should I do before choosing a name for my enterprise?
Q. If I start a partnership, should we sign a written agreement?
Q. Do I have to pay individual taxes on business income if I incorporate?
Q. How should I hire new employees?
Q. Do the Federal Equal Employment Laws ban discrimination?
Q. Are employees who receive tips still eligible for the minimum wage?
Q. As a new business owner, what should I look at when deciding on insurance?

Q: Do I have to pay individual taxes on business income if I incorporate?

A: A corporation is a separate entity for legal and tax purposes. The corporation is liable for taxes on its profits, but the owner is not liable for taxes on corporate revenue unless that revenue is given to the owner as wages or other compensation.

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