Brian Kindsvater, JD, BS, TMN has received the highest rating possible for adherence to professional standards of conduct and ethics, diligence, reliability, and other criteria relevant to the discharge of professional responsibilities.
Financial and Investment Anaysis
SEC company filings are dense, lengthy, and often difficult to decipher and read.
Brian Kindsvater has reviewed numerous quarterly and annual reports, comparing them to prior reports and public company information, to evaluate and analyze the real state of the business and what is likely to occur in the future.
Mr. Kindsvater's tax, accounting and legal background provide a unique and invaluable asset.
Brian is a contributor to financial analysis websites, providing unique insight into companies, their stock price, and future prospects.
Technical analysis and company reviews limited to their financial reports typically tell little about future prospects for the company and its stock. This is where many analysts stop, but it is only the starting point for Mr. Kindsvater provides his analysis.
Business Anaysis
Every company wants more sales and lower cost, but typically finds it difficult to analyze how it can self-improve. If the company knew the issue, and how to solve it, then it probably would not have the problem to begin with.
Brian Kindsvater's unique asset inventory analysis puts fresh eyes on your business with an evaluation from a different perspective. The "assets" you have to increase profits are typically not what your accountant has dryly listed on the balance sheet, which is why easy and available opportunities are missed.
Appearance on CNBC re: HP v. Mark Hurd
Brian Kindsvater was on the CNBC show Closing Bell with Maria Bartiromo discussing Hewlett-Packard's big lawsuit against its former CEO Mark Hurd.
Will HP be able to prevent Hurd from jumping ship to work for Oracle?
Mr. Kindsvater, selected by CNBC due to his expertise on California noncompete and trade secret issues indicated HP will have a tough time making a claim due to unique aspects of California law. But it might have some 'smoking gun' facts that are not alleged in the lawsuit.
Epilogue: As predicted by Mr. Kindsvater, HP dismissed their lawsuit and Mark Hurd remains employed by Oracle.
Internet Law
Brian Kindsvater has reviewed virtually every aspect of Internet law. Copyright, trademark, obscenity, domain squatting, pornography, spam, pop-ups, unfair competition, etc. Online since 1994, Mr. Kindsvater has a wealth of experience about Internet legal issues.
His Internet and marketing articles have been distributed worldwide, Mr. Kindsvater authored the best selling Webmaster's Legal Guide.
FTC Business Opportunity Rule
Brian Kindsvater wrote "the" guide to the new FTC Biz Opp Rule.
The FTC guide is detailed and will help you determine if you are subject to the Business Opportunity Rule and, if so, how to comply. Thousands have read Mr. Kindsvater's FTC materials.
California Employment Law
Brian Kindsvater has reviewed and researched numerous California employment law issues and his articles have been read by businesses, employees, and attorneys throughout the United States.
California NonCompete Agreements and Trade Secret Issues are a hot topic. Mr. Kindsvater has written about issues for employees who are planning to leave their company to start their own or to work for a competitor about their rights and responsibilities. Brian has also prepared meterial helpful to many businesses needing to comply with the unique requirements of California law, which helps them protect their valuable assets and customer base.
By understanding all sides of the issue Brian Kindsvater has provided superior analysis on California labor law matters.
Sue Your Boss - The infamous ebook the California Governor's Office bought. Over 100+ ways employees can sue their employer. A must read for every business, HR manager, and employee.
Tax Strategies
Brian Kindsvater has been at the forefront of creating innovative tax strategies for small business owners. Taxes are one of the biggest expenses a business has. At the same time, reducing taxes is not difficult and can have a quick impact - and an impact lasting year after year. This is a universal issue for businesses regardless of their niche.
Most small business owners focus only on revenue to increase profits. But a dollar of cutting costs can be worth the same as a dollar of new revenue, and much easier to obtain. With taxes often being one of a businesses' largest expenses, it makes sense for this to be a focus of prudent business owners.
The leading developer of a unique tax strategy for small businesses utilizing an entity, such as a corporation, limited liability company, or partnership. This strategy is not generally known by CPAs and accountants as they are not tax strategists.
By carefully reviewing the tax and staying abreast of latest tax court rulings and IRS decisions and memos, new tax strategies can continually be developed which put more money in the bank of small business owners.
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