I am excited to share that we have officially launched Perfect Form, a corporate services software platform dedicated initially to helping business owners and professional advisory firms painlessly and efficiently meet their Corporate Transparency Act compliance obligations.

There is no better training ground for high level client service than a big law firm, and I'm excited to bring that level of service to the corporate services world.

Be like water - keep comin.

To my friend and law school classmate Stephen Richer, I appreciate your vote of confidence in what we are doing at Perfect Form!

I am excited and honored to be a founding member of The Charlotte ETA Group, a nonprofit dedicated to connecting and helping entrepreneurs and aspiring entrepreneurs in Charlotte, NC! See below for information on today’s meetup:

When I left the practice of law in early 2024 to co-found Perfect Form, we began as what was effectively a one-trick pony - 99% of our focus was on building a streamlined solution for Corporate Transparency Act compliance. The plan was to use the sense of urgency that the CTA

A huge thanks to WSIC | Local Starts Here for having me on to discuss how we at Perfect Form are aiming to up the standard in the corporate services space.

A significant challenge I am experiencing in the corporate services space: invoicing. From my time as a lawyer and working with what are now competitors, I always knew there was room for improvement - inconsistent timing of invoices, billing the law firm when they asked you to

It has been a very interesting and challenging shift going from selling/pitching our Corporate Transparency Act compliance platform to our full suite corporate services (entity formation, registered agent, etc.) platform. With the CTA, there was a huge educational component.

"All businesses are loosely functioning disasters, and some are profitable despite it." -Brent Beshore, Permanent Equity As we build Perfect Form and run into challenges, make mistakes, etc., I have started noticing similar issues at other companies. From small to some of the

PSA: If you have Delaware entities you are no longer using, file dissolutions by 12/31 to avoid having to pay another's year worth of franchise taxes (e.g. $300 per LLC). Existing even one day in 2026 makes the entity liable for the full year's worth of franchise tax.