<prompt> Human: Apologies in advance if this all sounds like a lot of rambling but Im still starting to get comfortable with the reality that this is really on the brink of happening for me.Some background on the business:I started a small, specialty products company about 6 months ago with a couple of friends of mine. Per our initial investments, my share of the business is 70. We incorporated as an LLC before we started any business activities; we all went to school for business and wanted to make sure all our ts were crossed is were dotted before we started advertising products for sale.The business brought in 1000 in its first three months, 1000 in the fourth month, 2000 in the fifth, and we did about 3500 last month. Our net has been pretty slim to this point because we started out with a meager 10k in cash and any profits weve made have just been re-invested back into the business. The business also owes about 10k worth of debt to family members and friends that loaned us money to help us finance orders along the way.I was contacted last week by a gentleman from an Asian country that is extremely interested in our products. We have sent him some samples and we have a soft commitment for a very, very large for us order. If his company likes what weve sent him, they will make a contract with us to order a very large monthly recurring order for at least a year. After our costs to produce everything, were looking at, conservatively, a monthly profit of 50,000.Now, some background on me:Im 28 years old and live in the US. I grew up with not very much money at all. My parents brought me here from our third world country when I was still in diapers, they worked near-minimum-wage jobs nearly all their lives to raise me and my three younger siblings. The older three of us are now all college-educated with good, stable careers and the youngest is doing well in high school. We all went to public school but education was always a very high priority and we all did very well; I went to an expensive private university.My parents bought their first home in the year 2000 and then, as its been told to me, took a second mortgage out in 2005 to start a restaurant business. The first few years the restaurant did very well, then it started doing very, very poorly, to the point where my parents are now nearly bankrupt. My mom still works almost full time as a contractor in the medical field; my dad is pretty much retired due to disability -- hes dealt with heart conditions since he was in his mid-30s.I work as an engineer currently and make a pretty comfortable 70k a year. I live with my girlfriend who also has a stable job making about 50k. That being said, even though we have a relatively high household income, we have almost no free money because Ive been taking care of the majority of my parents bills for the past couple of years. My savings is nil at this point, but Ive always had a risk-taking entrepreneurial mindset which is why I went in on this business to begin with.Anyway, now Im looking at potentially getting 35,000 a month from the profits off of this order, for at least a year. Hopefully more but Im being realistic about it. I also wont start acting like I have it until its actually real and the money has actually been wired and I see my share of it land in my own personal account.The first few months of this, I dont plan on taking any dividends of the money, as we want to continue to grow the business and we need to invest in better facilities, more employees and equipment, and pay off our debts first and foremost. I want to build a nest egg in the business account to about 50k so just in case we need to make a large purchase or satisfy an even larger PO, we dont have to worry.Once thats been settled, then Ill start attacking my debts. I have 90k in student loans, but the interest rates are all around 2.5 so Im not sure if I should just pay that off since Ill have the money or continue making my minimum payments because the interest is lower than historical inflation rates. I have credit card debt of about 3k, two car loans on which I owe about 20k each one of them is for my parents car which I pay most of the payments on. My credit is not great, either, so Id like to do everything I can to improve that score as quickly as possible so I can look at purchasing a home sometime in the next couple of years.So, those are my priorities, but I dont know what to do about taxes -- whether to tax the LLCs profits directly or continue to treat this as a pass-through like we did for last years losses. I also dont know the first thing about looking for a qualified financial advisor or if thats even necessary making this kind of money 420k a year less taxes and expenses, est.. Ill also probably want to hire an accountant to handle my businesss financial situation and an attorney to ensure everything is kosher with the legal aspects of the business and the partnership. Id like to of course invest heavily and responsibly to make sure this money lasts a good long time if it does dry up after the first year, I might also want to look into investing in other small business ventures in other sectors just to hedge my bets.So I guess what I need is some general advice. Of course Im going to pay all of my debts first with the possible exception of the student loans, Ill also want to put some money into my parents accounts, take on paying all of their bills 2000month and make sure that they are comfortable and happy because of the things that theyve done for me; but beyond that, how do I handle having this much money? The most money Ive probably ever had at one time is 15,000 and even then it was a student loan disbursement for an entire year of expenses.Edit: Also, should I quit my job if this works out and we get a 1-year contract?  <response>: Your cart is so far in front of the horse that the horse can no longer see it. 