Business Law Author

Liam Brooks

Liam Brooks is a business law attorney with expertise in bankruptcy law, restructuring, and insolvency. He has advised numerous companies on complex restructuring matters and has a deep understanding of the bankruptcy process.

Credentials

J.D., University of Virginia, M.B.A. in Finance

11+ yearsBankruptcy LawRestructuring

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Articles by Liam Brooks

What Do IRS Transcript Codes 766 and 768 Mean?How to Accept Credit Cards for Your Business: Fees and SetupWhen Is a Business Continuity Plan Invoked: Key TriggersCan I Move My IRA to a Money Market Account Without Penalty?Are Limited Partners Subject to Self-Employment Tax?How to Find Out What a Business Sold For: Public RecordsHow to Create a Virtual Business Address for Your LLCWhat Does Decoupling Mean? Tax and Legal ContextsHow to Calculate Average Cost Per Unit: Formula and MethodWhat Happens If You Miss Something on Your Taxes?Does Whole Life Insurance Cover Accidental Death?Where to Get an SBA Loan: Banks, CDCs, and MoreDo C Corps Have K-1s? How Shareholder Taxes WorkIs Cryptocurrency a Security? What the SEC and Courts SayHow to Find Annual Revenue for a Company: Public and PrivateHow to Calculate Defeasance Costs Step by StepDo You Have to Have an LLC to Start a Business?What Are Naked Calls and How Do They Work?How to Start a Resale Business: Licenses and TaxesWhy Is It Called Inland Marine Coverage: Its OriginsWhat to Do With Your 401(k) When You Retire: OptionsWhat Does Accrued Salaries Mean in Accounting?Can I Cash Out My 401(k) at Age 62? Taxes and RulesWhen Did Corporations Become People? A Legal HistoryWhat Is Crypto Stock? Types, Taxes, and ProtectionsCan You Write Off Gambling Losses? New Rules ApplyHow to Become a Registered Representative: Exams and LicensingWhat Happens If I Do My Taxes Late? IRS PenaltiesWhat Is Per Diem? Rates, Rules, and Tax ImplicationsHow Much Capital Loss Can You Deduct? The $3,000 Rule