Business Formation
There's more than one way to set up a business officially. Learn the differences between business types so you can pick the one that's right for you.
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Do I Need an EIN for a DBA?
An employer identification number (EIN) is a nine-digit number that identifies a business for federal tax purposes. Find out what you need if you have a DBA.
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LLC vs. Inc.: What Is the Difference Between Them?
LLCs and corporations offer liability protections. But, the two differ in ownership, business obligations, and tax and compliance requirements.
· 13 min read
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Does an LLC Need an EIN?
An EIN can provide a variety of benefits to your LLC, from opening a business bank account to protecting your privacy.
· 7 min read
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How to Get an LLC and Make a Limited Liability Company
Considering an LLC for your business? The application process isn't complicated, but to apply for an LLC, you'll have to do some homework first.
· 11 min read
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Is a Business License Needed to Form an LLC?
Forming an LLC usually doesn't require a business license, but requirements vary depending on the type of business where the business is located.
· 4 min read
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How to Start a Dog Walking Business
To be a successful dog walker requires a lot more than just love for dogs. Help your own dog walking business flourish with this complete guide.
· 13 min read
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How to Start a Vending Machine Business
From offices to airports, vending machines generate $8.6 billion annually. Learn how to turn these familiar sights into your own business in 10 steps.
· 14 min read
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How to Start a Landscaping Business in 10 Steps
The $153 billion landscaping industry is growing. Here’s how to build your landscaping company from the ground up in 10 steps.
· 10 min read
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How to Start a Nonprofit in Florida
Forming a nonprofit organization in Florida can be a complex and time-consuming process. Learn the procedures for forming a nonprofit and securing both state and federal tax-exempt status.
· 4 min read
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What Is a 501(c)(6)?
Charitable organizations are probably the best known of the IRS's 501(c) tax-exempt statuses, but entities such as business leagues and professional associations may qualify for tax-exempt status despite not having a charitable purpose.
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