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May 14, 2009 
I was really busy this week, so I’ll keep this short…
When you start a corporation, you are bringing a new entity to life that is separate and distinct from it’s owners. This is true even if there is only a single owner.
When your customers buy from your corporation, they are not buying from you personally. This is one of the big advantages of a corporation because if something goes wrong within the company and someone is harmed, the assets of the corporation are used to pay off the claim—NOT THE assets of the owners. This is critical. No one would buy ownership of a corporation (stock) if doing so put everything they own at risk.
Because it is NOT you, there are certain things that you need to do in order to ensure that the corporation is properly documented and that your records are sufficient to provide this legal liability protection.
Simply put, if you are not doing these simple things then you don’t have liability protection in the event of a lawsuit.
And just because you are REALLY BUSY trying to build your business, that is no excuse.
I have put together a clear, concise step-by-step system that walks the small business owner through all the steps that are needed to get your records shipshape. To get your copy, click on Cover Your Assets right now. When you order, you will experience the pleasure of knowing that your family’s personal assets will be protected.
If you act before Sunday May 17 at midnight, I will knock $100 off the selling pricefor readers of this blog. Just use the Coupon Code PROTECT when you check out. I have ten copies all shrink-wrapped and ready to go, and I’ll include a special bonus with these first ten orders…
Rob
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