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Business Law – How to Protect Your Business from the Government

by Penny Tucker
September 5, 2025
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Businesses must ensure they have a well-written business plan and are ready for potential issues, including the US government shutdown and other problems that could impact businesses. Regarding business law, what is the best way to protect your business? Should you hire a lawyer? If so, how do you choose the right lawyer?

The internet has made it easier than ever to start a new business. However, creating a company doesn’t come without risk. It’s important to understand that there are laws that can help protect your business, but they aren’t always easy to find or understand. We’ll explain the different types of business law and how to protect your business from the government.

The government’s desire to protect us from ourselves can have disastrous consequences for business owners and entrepreneurs. The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is notorious for targeting business owners for audits, levying back taxes, or denying tax exemptions for discriminatory reasons.

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Do You Need a Business Contract?
How to Hire A Lawyer
Many questions go through your mind, including:
How to Choose the Best Lawyer
How to Avoid Getting Busted
How to Protect Your Business
Frequently Asked Questions: Business Law
Top Myths About Business Law
Conclusion

Do You Need a Business Contract?

Businesses must ensure they have a well-written business plan and are ready for potential issues, including the US government shutdown and other problems that could impact businesses. Regarding business law, what is the best way to protect your business? Should you hire a lawyer? If so, how do you choose the right lawyer?

How to Hire A Lawyer

When starting a new business, you’ll want to consider hiring a lawyer. However, how do you find the right lawyer to meet your needs?

Many questions go through your mind, including:

  • What is the right size firm to work with?
  • What kind of legal issue should I focus on?
  • What type of legal issue is most likely to occur?
  • What is the best way to approach a lawyer?

We’ll answer each question and explain why you should consider hiring a lawyer.

How to Choose the Best Lawyer

The internet has made it easier than ever to start a new business. However, creating a company doesn’t come without risk. It’s important to understand that there are laws that can help protect your business, but they aren’t always easy to find or understand.

We’ll explain the different types of business law and how to protect your business from the government. As a business owner, you must choose between the best and the cheapest. There’s no such thing as a “good” lawyer or a “bad” lawyer. Instead, you should seek out a lawyer who understands your business and the issues you’re facing.

You may think that a lawyer is expensive, but the truth is that you’ll only need to pay for a few hours of their time. I recommend that you hire a lawyer to write your business plan. This is a crucial document that needs to be well-written to protect your business effectively.

If you decide to hire a lawyer, you should look for someone with experience in your industry. Lawyers with industry experience are more likely to understand the nuances of your particular type of business.

How to Avoid Getting Busted

The internet has made it easier than ever to start a new business. However, creating a company doesn’t come without risk. It’s important to understand that there are laws that can help protect your business, but they aren’t always easy to find or understand. We’ll explain the different types of business law and how to protect your business from the government.

How to Protect Your Business

There are two main ways to protect your business from the government. The first is to file a federal tax return called a 1040. Every company must file a return, whether a sole proprietorship, LLC, partnership, corporation, or any other type of business. The IRS requires that every person who works for you file their taxes with your business.

You must also know the tax forms your state requires. Some states require a W-9 form, others require a W-8, and others require a Form W-4. The second is to hire an attorney to write a business plan for you.

A business plan will help you evaluate your business’s success and prepare you for potential legal problems. A business plan can help you identify potential legal issues and find the right legal help.

Frequently Asked Questions: Business Law

Q: How do you protect yourself from being sued by the government?

A: The best way to protect yourself from the government is to hire an attorney with experience dealing with this situation. In my experience, attorneys handling this type of litigation are knowledgeable and can provide the best defense. You can also talk to the attorney about what they think the chances of winning are. If the attorney tells you there is a good chance of winning, the attorney should be your first choice.

Q: What’s the best way to ensure a company doesn’t go under?

A: Make sure that you pay all of your taxes, that you are not paying more than your fair share, that you are keeping records of all business transactions, and that you are filing your business forms on time. You must ensure you are always prepared when the IRS comes knocking.

Q: Do you think a corporation can be sued in civil court?

A: A corporation can be sued just like an individual in civil court, but the corporation can be sued only when the plaintiff has a contract or a duty breached. If you are a creditor suing a corporation, you must have a written agreement that states that it is indebted to you and that you will be paid for the amount you are owed. There are other ways that a corporation can be sued, but you cannot sue a corporation without a contract or a duty.

Top Myths About Business Law

  1. The government knows everything that you do.
  2. The government has the power to stop you from running your business. However, your laws or regulations protect you.
  3. If the government decides to fine you, you will lose your business.
  4. You cannot run a business and work for a living.

Conclusion

Knowing what you’re getting into is important in the ever-changing business world. Unfortunately, the laws in place today aren’t always clear, so it can be hard to know whether your business is being taxed properly. You might be confused by the concept of a franchise. What does it mean to be a franchisee? Does it mean that you’re just a small business owner, or is it a different type of business altogether? This is where legal professionals can help. They’re experts at finding loopholes in the law and working around them. They’re also experts at understanding how to write a business plan and creating tax-efficient strategies to make your business a success.

Penny Tucker

Penny Tucker

I’m not the typical corporate attorney. Instead, I write about things I’m passionate about—including law, finance, and politics. In addition to writing, I’ve taught a class on writing for lawyers and am a contributing editor for lawrenca.com. To learn more, check out my site: https://lawrenca.com/

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