The More Report, Podcast Edition

De: McCarthy Lebit Crystal & Liffman Co. LPA
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  • More than just a run-of-the-mill case law update, “The More Report - Podcast Edition,” does...well...more. Join the attorneys of McCarthy Lebit for this weekly review of trending legal issues impacting the local, regional, and national marketplace. From the most personal and private legal matters to the most complex business transactions and disputes facing today's business community, you can expect “The More Report” will have it covered.
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  • Navigating the Intersection of Elder Law & Special Needs Law
    Apr 26 2023

    In this month's episode of The More Report - Podcast Edition, David Banas, Principal attorney and head of McCarthy Lebit’s Elder & Special Needs Law practice group, dives into the intersection of elder law and special needs law. David offers insights into Medicaid eligibility, a critical aspect of both fields of law. This podcast episode provides valuable information for anyone interested in learning more about elder law and special needs law, particularly for those who have family members they are caring for or may need to care for in the future.

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    15 m
  • Deciding to Love Yourself More – Why Valentine’s Day Leads Some to Divorce
    Feb 14 2023

    In this month's episode of The More Report - Podcast Edition, family law and divorce attorney Carolyn C. Soeder discusses the “Valentine's Day Effect,” a term used to describe the surge in break-ups that occurs around Valentine’s Day. Her insightful talk also discusses legal options, advice, and resources for those considering divorce or dealing with relationship difficulties.

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    32 m
  • State Use Tax - An Expensive Tax Trap Small Businesses May Not Know About
    Jan 30 2023

    In this month’s edition of The More Report Podcast Edition, Jonathan C. Wolnik discusses Ohio use tax and why it can be an expensive tax trap for small businesses. State use tax is generally owed by the purchaser of tangible personal property or services when the vendor does not collect sales tax, assuming the transaction is taxable. Sales tax is often omitted in the context of purchases from out of state vendors who may be unfamiliar with various state and county tax rates applicable in Ohio. It is important to know when state sales tax is omitted from a sale and timely file a use tax return when applicable. Small businesses owners are likely to benefit from Jonathan's informative overview of Ohio use tax. 

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    21 m

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