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 Billing in Arrears Mean and How It WorksWhat Counts as Retail? How the Law Defines ItWhat Is a Qualifying Surviving Spouse for Tax Purposes?Do You Have to Pay Taxes on a Loan or Forgiven Debt?How Often Do Annuities Pay Out: Monthly or Yearly?How Much Is Tax on Amazon: Rates and ExemptionsWhat Are Kickbacks? Definition, Laws, and PenaltiesWhy Do Companies Pay Dividends: Tax and Legal ReasonsHow to Become a Debt Collector: Licenses and RequirementsDo Pawn Shops Take Credit Cards? Purchases vs. LoansWhat Was the Top Tax Rate During World War II: 94%?What Is Restricted Stock? Vesting Rules and Tax TreatmentCan I Sell a Term Life Insurance Policy? Eligibility and StepsIs Social Security Taxed at Age 62? Income ThresholdsWhat Can You Use SBA Disaster Loans For: Eligible UsesHow Does a Reverse Mortgage Work: Types and CostsHow to Change From LLC to Inc: Steps and FilingHow Much Do You Pay in Taxes If You Make $100K?Can You Get a Business Loan for Airbnb? Here's HowHow Long Do You Have to Have a Job to Buy a House?Why Are SOPs Important: Legal and Operational ReasonsWhat Does Accidental Death Insurance Cover and Exclude?What Are Venture Capital Firms and How Do They Work?Do I Need to Tell Life Insurance About Cancer?What Happens If You Mess Up Your Taxes: Penalties and FixesHow Are ETFs Taxed? Dividends, Capital Gains, and Wash SalesWhat Is a Taxpayer Identification Number (TIN)?What Does MBO Stand For? Management Buyout ExplainedHow to Apply for a Performance Bond and Get ApprovedCan I Sue Someone Who Owes Me Money? Steps to Take