Page Grossman
Page is a writer and strategist who covers finances and entrepreneurship, among other topics. In her spare time, she writes romantasy and fosters adorable, old cats. You can find her on LinkedIn.
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How to Copyright a Photograph or Image
Registering your images with the U.S. Copyright Office can provide you with legal protection for your creative works.
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How to Start an LLC in Minnesota
To start an LLC in Minnesota, you need to know your business name, appoint a registered office, and file your articles of organization.
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How to File a Colorado Periodic Report
Learn every step you need to file your Colorado periodic report—and an even easier way to do it with LegalZoom.
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How to Get an Iowa Business License
Professional licenses, tax permits, and building permits are just a few of the licensing requirements you may need to fulfill if you're opening a small business in Iowa.
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How to Get a West Virginia Business License
Everything you need to know about getting a business license for your West Virginia small business
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How to File a Massachusetts Annual Report
In Massachusetts, all businesses must file an annual report. When to file, how, and the cost will depend upon the business type you operate.
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Oregon Registered Agents: How, Why, and When to Get One
Oregon law requires that all businesses have a registered agent. Here’s everything you need to know about registered agents in Oregon.
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How to Get an Oklahoma Business License
Whether or not you need an Oklahoma business license will depend upon your business industry and the city or county where your business operates.
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Creating a Simple Agreement for Future Equity (SAFE)
For early-stage startup founders, getting cash in hand can determine the future of their company. A SAFE can provide founders with the cash they need and investors with the potential to profit.
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Do You Have to Renew a DBA?
Do I have to renew my DBA? In many states, yes, you do need to renew your DBA. The renewal period might be annually, every 5 years, or every 10.
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