Taylor Bradley, Esq.

Licensed Attorney and Legal Writer

Taylor Bradley, Esq. is a licensed attorney and legal writer with experience across the private and public sectors. She clerked for the Iowa Supreme Court for 2 years — one of the more competitive placements available to law school graduates — where she worked across a wide range of legal areas. After her clerkship, she practiced business immigration law before shifting her focus to legal writing for entrepreneurs and business owners.

Her writing focuses on making legal and tax concepts accessible to people running businesses, not just reading about them. She's written on topics ranging from LLC tax elections and audit red flags to intellectual property protection and data privacy compliance.

Areas of expertise

Taylor writes about the legal and tax topics that come up most often for small business owners and entrepreneurs. Her articles cover business tax compliance, LLC and entity structure, intellectual property, securities law, nonprofit formation, sales tax for e-commerce businesses, and retirement planning for self-employed individuals. She also covers data privacy laws and how they apply to small businesses — an area that catches many founders off guard.

Taylor Bradley, Esq.

Areas of expertise

Recent Articles by Taylor Bradley, Esq.

How Does Depreciation Affect Taxes for Businesses?

How to Protect Your Brand Without a Trademark Lawyer

Tax Benefits and Obligations of Home-Based Businesses

How Different Business Structures Impact R&D Tax Credits

10 Tax-Advantaged Retirement Plans for Small Business Owners

Tax Implications of Converting from One Business Entity to Another

Sales Tax for E-commerce Businesses Selling Across State Lines

Understanding Data Privacy Laws and How They Impact Small Businesses

How to Avoid an Audit: Common Red Flags

Ensuring Sales Tax Compliance for E-Commerce Businesses

How to File Taxes for an LLC with No Income

How to Start a Nonprofit Organization