Business Management

Learn all the ways you can take your business to the next level, whether you're in year one or year 10. Get advice on how to run and grow your business-and even what to do when you're ready to move on.

Choosing a type of nonprofit organization

Choosing the right type of nonprofit organization to start can be tricky. This guide to the various types of nonprofits can help you make a more…

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How does USPS informed delivery work?

USPS Informed Delivery, a no-cost, opt-in U.S. Postal Service service, gives customers the ability to preview incoming mail electronically before it…

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Going paperless at the office and at home

Follow these simple steps to help benefit the environment, save money, and reduce clutter in your house and at your company.

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Advantages and disadvantages of nonprofit status

Nonprofit organizations with tax-exempt status are big business in the U.S. In 2021, 1.9 million tax-exempt organizations were employing around 12…

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What is an annual report?

Annual reports inform all interested parties about the financial success (or failure) of a public entity, private corporation, non-profit…

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What is total compliance, and do you need it from LegalZoom?

Many small businesses let compliance slip through the crack, which can have major consequences. Learn how LegalZoom can help you stay compliant and…

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Can an LLC transfer to another state?

If you're relocating your business to another state, you'll likely want to register there. Here's how to do it.

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How do I transfer title of a property from a person to an LLC?

Transferring your real estate holdings to an LLC may limit your personal liability for claims or lawsuits involving the property.

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What are smart contracts, and how are they regulated and enforced?

How are smart contracts regulated and enforced? If there is a breach of contract, do you have the same legal remedies as traditional contracts?

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Why do I need a registered agent?

Corporations, LLCs, and other business entities need a registered agent. In fact, in many cases, it's required by law.

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