Rollovers as business startups (ROBS): What they are and how they work
Rollovers for business startups (ROBS) transactions are a tax-free way to start a business, but they are complicated.
5 min read
Jan 23, 2024
Michelle Honeyager
Contributor, Personal Finance
Michelle Honeyager has a bachelor’s degree in English professional writing from Mount Mary College, where she studied journalism, technical writing, and PR writing. Her internship was with the Irish American Post, an internet publication. After, she worked on staff as an editorial assistant for a publisher that specialized in remodeling magazines.
Michelle has been a full-time freelance writer since 2014. She’s done features, technical articles, news writing, and corporate blogging for a wide variety of clients but specializes in tech, insurance, and general business topics.
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