IRS Scores a Win with Form 1023-EZ
Last summer, the Internal Revenue Service rolled out a new form, called 1023-EZ. Form 1023-EZ is a simplified, electronic application for non-profit tax exemption from federal income tax. The form was designed to be used [...]
Preparing for Mediation: What Clients Should Know and Do
As I discussed in previous blogs (see the links below), very few cases make it to trial anymore. Instead, there has been a marked shift in the past twenty years to facilitate settlement through Alternative [...]
EBITDA: I Can’t Even Say It, Let Alone Understand It
EBITDA is a six letter acronym, bandied about during contemplation and negotiation of purchases and mergers. EBITDA stands for Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, Amortization. EBITDA is often the gold standard by which interested parties [...]
Checklist for Purchasing Commercial Property
Purchasing commercial property is a big decision. People buy for two primary reasons: in order to inhabit the building as a commercial entity or for investment purposes. Whatever the reasons, it is important to ask [...]
November Tax To-Do List
November may seem like an unlikely time to think about your taxes, but it is actually a great time for a “check up” with your tax professionals, including tax attorneys and accountants for three good [...]
Dawda, Mann, Mulcahy and Sadler, P.L.C. Celebrates 20th Anniversary at Detroit Institute of Arts and Donates to Oakland Family Services
Established in 1995, by attorneys still proud to work together at Dawda, this year marked the Firm’s 20th anniversary. It is with sincere gratitude to their clients, colleagues, friends and families, that Dawda celebrates this [...]
