GAMMON & GRANGE, P.C. BLOG

Bottom line up front: Here’s how to create an S corporation in California, in one line: form a corporation or LLC, then elect S-corp tax...

Knowing how to form an LLC in California is one of the first steps to launching a small business here, and this guide walks you...

The good news up front: If you were hit by an uninsured driver, you have more options than you might think. A car accident with...

Bottom line: Can you get workers’ comp and disability benefits at the same time? Yes. But there are limits to how much you can collect,...

Quick answer: LLC tax in CA has two parts. Every California LLC pays an $800 annual tax, due April 15. On top of that, LLCs...

Quick answer: A professional corporation (PC) is a corporation that only licensed professionals, such as doctors, lawyers, dentists, and accountants, can form to provide their...

Short answer: Workers’ comp for mental health is possible — but these claims are harder to win than physical injury claims, the rules vary significantly...

Bottom line: Yes, workers’ comp for remote employees works the same as it does for anyone else on the payroll. If you’re classified as an...

For months, one significant question about the Education Freedom Tax Credit has been looming: what will the rules actually require? On June 9, 2026, the...

Bottom line: You can pursue workers’ comp and third-party claims at the same time. If someone outside your job contributed to what happened to you,...

If the IRS charged you a penalty during the pandemic, you may still be eligible to file a protective claim for a tax refund. A...

Bottom line up front: Workers’ comp for part-time employees works the same as for full-time workers. If you’re on payroll and you get hurt on...