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Articles of Incorporation: What New Business Owners Should Know

24th May 2017

When you structure a company as a corporation, filing the articles of incorporation is one of the first official steps that you need to take. The articles act as a charter that establishes the existence of your business in the state in which it operates. The document basically identifies the traits of your corporation. That sounds simple, but there are several things that you n …

Rebuilding Your Business After Natural Disaster

23rd May 2017

When natural disasters occur, they can devastate your business if you are not adequately prepared. Having sufficient insurance coverage and securely backing up your important files is important. Unfortunately, some natural disasters strike with little warning. After a disaster happens, you'll want to rebuild your business as quickly as you can. Rebuilding a business after a dis …

Writing a Business Contract? Check It Over Before Anyone Signs

23rd May 2017

Entering into contracts is common for most small business owners. You may sign contracts when you lease office equipment, conduct business banking, lease vehicles or for many other purposes. Some small business owners make the mistake of making oral contracts or using form contracts that have boiler-plate language. You should avoid doing this because it can set you up for poten …

How to Register a Business Name

23rd May 2017

When you're launching a new business, choosing a name is one of the most important steps. After you choose a business name, you need to do everything possible to protect it. This process involves registering the legal or fictitious name as well as filing for trademark protection.Business Names That Register AutomaticallyWhen you register a corporation, limited liability company …

What's the Best Legal Structure for Your Freelance Business?

23rd May 2017

If you are like most freelancers, you likely started freelancing as a side business while continuing to work at a different full-time job. As long as you freelanced only on a part-time business, it likely made sense to just report the income you earned from it as miscellaneous income on your tax returns. At some point, however, you may need to establish a formal legal structure …
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