Business Law Author

Emily Chen

Emily Chen is a business law attorney specializing in employment law, labor relations, and human resources. She has worked with numerous companies, helping them navigate complex employment issues and develop effective HR strategies.

Credentials

J.D., University of Oregon, B.A. in Business Administration

7+ yearsEmployment LawLabor Relations

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Articles by Emily Chen

What Does Price Negotiable Mean and Is It Binding?Do College Students Get Taxes Back? Refunds & CreditsHow Much Is Per Diem for Truck Drivers: IRS RatesIs My Business in Good Standing? How to CheckIs Working in a Restaurant Considered Retail Under the Law?What Does DCO Mean? Civil, Employment & Debt LawWho Regulates Mortgage Companies? Federal & StateHow Much Is Capital Gains Tax on a House?Why Form a Corporation? Pros, Cons, and Tax PerksWhat Counts as a Charitable Donation for Taxes?What Is a Transient Business? Licensing, Taxes, PenaltiesWhy Is Insider Trading Unethical and Illegal?How to Bill Someone and Collect What You're OwedWhat Is the Sales Tax in Palm Beach County: 6.5%What Is Realized Profit? Definition and Tax ImplicationsCan I Retire at 59½? Rules, Taxes, and BenefitsAre Swiss Banks Safe? Deposit Insurance and US Tax RulesCan You Move a 401(k) to an IRA? Steps and RulesDoes Etsy Send a 1099-K? Thresholds and Tax RulesWhat Can I Use My Business Debit Card For?What Are Personal and Dependent Exemptions?What Is a Shareholder Loan? How It Works and Tax RulesWhat Does External Recipient Mean? Warnings & ComplianceCan Grants Be Taken Away: Causes, Repayment & AppealsHow to Start a Nonprofit Foundation: Steps and RequirementsNo W-2 From OnlyFans? How to Get Your 1099-NECCan More Than One Person Own an LLC? What to KnowWhat Is a Tax Appeal: How It Works and When to FileAre Subprime Mortgages Still Available: Non-QM LoansCan a For-Profit Have a Nonprofit Subsidiary?