What is a Limited Liability Corporation?
A limited liability company or LLC is an organization owned by one or more individuals or corporations. The members own membership interests in the company and not shares. LLC is a recently developed type of legal entity. For many entrepreneurs, it is the ideal choice, as it has the tax advantages of the limited partnership and the limited liability element of corporat

Restaurant Equipment Service and Preventative Maintenance Tips
Here in the Jean's Restaurant Supply Service Department, we have compilied a list of service and preventative maintenance tips to help your restaurant succeed in it's business venture. Your heating, cooling, cooking and food preparation equipment is a huge investment that should be kept in good, clean, operational order. Commercial Ovens: Business is really easy. If you are not good at it is you can always cheat. If you are worthless human and lack any brains or skill then you can cheat and lie your way to the top. The easiest way to be unethical is to enlist the United States Government to help you. For instance you can use any agency or branch government. First check out the city level government agencies. Code enforcement, building and safety, police, etc. Simply lie and tell them your nearest competitor is this or that. It makes no difference as the local municipal agencies need work to look busy. Just lie and make something up. You can call the police and say, I think so-in-so is dealing drugs out of the back door of their business. Or polluting or have a sign, which is not code compliant. Tell them their trash area is filthy and you saw pollution running down the street. This is sure to slow them down; you might even get lucky if the government prints an investigation or fine in the local newspaper. Watch your business skyrocket indeed.

If for some reason you find that they are still in business go to the Co

list the United States Government to help you. For instance you can use any agency or branch government. First check out the city level government agencies. Code enforcement, building and safety, police, etc. Simply lie and tell them your nearest competitor is this or that. It makes no difference as the local municipal agencies need work to look busy. Just lie and make something up. You can call the police and say, I think so-in-so is dealing drugs out of the back door of their business. Or polluting or have a sign, which is not code compliant. Tell them their trash area is filthy and you saw pollution running down the street. This is sure to slow them down; you might even get lucky if the government prints an investigation or fine in the local newspaper. Watch your business skyrocket indeed.

If for some reason you find that they are still in business go to the C

and tell them your nearest competitor is this or that. It makes no difference as the local municipal agencies need work to look busy. Just lie and make something up. You can call the police and say, I think so-in-so is dealing drugs out of the back door of their business. Or polluting or have a sign, which is not code compliant. Tell them their trash area is filthy and you saw pollution running down the street. This is sure to slow them down; you might even get lucky if the government prints an investigation or fine in the local newspaper. Watch your business skyrocket indeed.

If for some reason you find that they are still in business go to the C

aling drugs out of the back door of their business. Or polluting or have a sign, which is not code compliant. Tell them their trash area is filthy and you saw pollution running down the street. This is sure to slow them down; you might even get lucky if the government prints an investigation or fine in the local newspaper. Watch your business skyrocket indeed.

If for some reason you find that they are still in business go to the C

down; you might even get lucky if the government prints an investigation or fine in the local newspaper. Watch your business skyrocket indeed.

If for some reason you find that they are still in business go to the County Level, there you will find all kinds of good stuff; Tax assessor, flood control and animal control, etc. Tell them that you think you over head your competitor discussing tax fraud? Make up something juicy, just lie. The government wants the business, after all the more they spend this year the bigger budget increase they get the next, right? After all for the government the money grows on trees, and the taxpayers can always receive a raise? If the government shuts down your competitor then your business will grow over night. Why play on a level playing field when you can cheat and lie?

If your competitor can still handle the heat or is politically in the loop with the local government; then start the complaints at the State Level, remember you still have the Federal Government to complain to. The Better Business Bureau, consumer groups and industry associat