Zach Javdan

Founder & CEO

Mr. Javdan is an attorney and CEO of LawInc. As its founder, he has redefined the legal industry by pioneering the delivery of premium and affordable legal services to the 21st century client, via the Internet. He is a corporate law veteran with over two decades of experience. An unprecedented 500+ LinkedIn recommendations attest to his expertise.

RECENT ARTICLES

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Celebrity LLC vs. Loan-Out Corporation: The Ultimate Guide

June 22, 2024

Celebrities, entertainers, and high-profile individuals often use legal business entities to manage their income, protect their assets, and optimize their tax strategy. Two popular options are the LLC (Limited Liability...

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Ctrl+Musk+Delete: Elon's Strategic Exit from the OpenAI Lawsuit and Its Impact on the Future of AI

June 12, 2024

Elon Musk’s short-lived legal battle against artificial intelligence powerhouse OpenAI and its leadership sent shockwaves through the tech world on June 11. The lawsuit, though voluntarily dismissed after just three...

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LLCs for California Real Estate: Why they are Crucial

December 31, 2023

With hundreds of thousands of LLCs formed each year in California alone, limited liability companies remain a popular choice for real estate investors. LLC formation is a crucial step for California...

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LLC Formation: Understanding the Legal Benefits for Small Businesses

December 23, 2023

Forming a limited liability company (LLC) brings valuable protections and tax advantages prized by entrepreneurs and small business owners nationwide. Unlike sole proprietorships exposing personal assets to company debts and...

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Does My California LLC Need an Operating Agreement?

December 19, 2023

Forming a limited liability company (LLC) in California provides business owners valuable protections and flexibility unavailable with sole proprietorships or partnerships. However, capitalizing on such advantages requires formalizing foundational governance...

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From Brand to Bland: The Unseen Battle Against Trademark Genericide

December 14, 2023

Understanding the Phenomenon of Genericide When does a trademark stop being a trademark? The curious phenomenon known as “genericide” showcases the occasionally fleeting nature of trademark protection. Genericide occurs when a...

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Cybertruck and S Corporations: An Electric Combo for Business Taxes

December 8, 2023

When it comes to electric pickups, Tesla’s long-teased Cybertruck has revved up a lot of chatter. Its recent customer deliveries and angular styling definitely turn heads. But beyond the hype...

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How to Form a Professional Psychological Corporation in California

December 5, 2023

Are you a licensed psychologist running your own private practice in California, looking to limit personal liability while potentially saving on taxes? If so, creating a professional psychology corporation could...

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What is California's LLC Gross Receipt Tax?

November 16, 2023

California levies an annual gross receipts tax on LLCs operating in the state based on their total gross receipts. This tax is in addition to the $800 minimum franchise tax....

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How to Form a Professional Accountancy Corporation in California

October 23, 2023

Are you a certified accountant in California running your own practice, and looking to save on taxes while limiting your liability? If so, forming a California professional corporation, specifically a...