Business Law Author

Natalie Patel

Natalie Patel is a business law attorney specializing in intellectual property law, patent law, and innovation. She has worked with numerous companies, helping them develop effective IP strategies and protect their innovations.

Credentials

J.D., University of Minnesota, B.A. in Business Economics

8+ yearsIntellectual Property LawPatent Law

Articles by Natalie Patel

How Lawyer Retainers Work: Fees, Billing, and Trust What State Has No Sales Tax: NOMAD States and Exceptions Is Salaries Expense a Liability or an Expense?How to Get a Bid Bond: Steps, Costs, and Requirements What Do Credit Card Companies Charge Merchants?When Can You Withdraw From a 401(k) Without Penalty?Do You Pay Taxes on a Cash-Out Refinance? What to Know Can You Take Money Out of an Annuity? Rules & Taxes What Is Executive Compensation? Components and Legal Rules How to File Taxes When Separated: Filing Status Options Are Preferred Stocks Fixed Income or Equity?What Is a Taxable Fringe Benefit? Examples and Rules How Do You Endorse a Check? Types and Where to Sign How to Hire Subcontractors: Contracts, Taxes, and Laws Who Pays the Most Taxes by Income Level?Where to Find Roth IRA Contributions: Form 5498 and More What Is a Tax Cut? Types, Rates, and How They Work Is OASDI Tax Mandatory? Requirements and Exemptions How Are Taxes Calculated: Brackets, Deductions & Credits When to File for Bankruptcy: Warning Signs and Timing What Does FOB Mean in Accounting? Shipping Point vs. Destination How Do Credit Unions Work: Membership and Rules What Is Taxable Income on a W-2: Box 1 Explained How Do Margin Loans Work? Interest, Calls & Taxes What Is Federal Income Tax Withheld and How It Works What Is Interest Income Taxed At? Federal Rates What Type of Business Is an LLC: Structure & Taxes How Much Are IRS Penalties? Rates and Relief What Does ‘Do Not Honor' Mean on a Credit Card?What Does Statutory Agent Mean? Definition & Role