Starting a business requires capital, and for many aspiring entrepreneurs, the largest pool of money they have access to is sitting in a retirement account. If you have a 401(k) or similar retirement savings, there...
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No entrepreneur starts a business expecting to fail, but understanding the worst-case scenario is a critical part of responsible financial planning with Business Funding Trust. If you use the Rollover for Business Startup (ROBS) strategy...
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The IRS is aware of the Rollover for Business Startup (ROBS) structure and has determined it is legal. There are requirements for the process. That makes it important to work with a partner like Business...
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If you have researched the Rollover for Business Startup (ROBS) strategy, you may have encountered the fact that the IRS has described it as a transaction of interest or, in some IRS publications, characterized it...
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For entrepreneurs who need more capital than their retirement savings can provide, combining the Rollover for Business Startup (ROBS) strategy with a Small Business Administration (SBA) loan is a well-established approach. This combination can significantly...
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