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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File a DBA in Montana
Doing business under a different name requires a DBA application in most states. Find out more about DBAs in Montana, including details on how they can help your business, how to get one, and more.
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File a DBA in Nebraska
Doing business under a different name requires a DBA application in most states. Find out more about DBAs in Nebraska, including details on how they can help your business, how to get one, and more.
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File a DBA in New Mexico
Filing a DBA allows a company to do business with a different name. Find out more about how to get a DBA in New Mexico, when it is required by law, and more.
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File a DBA in Massachusetts: A Step-by-Step Guide
If you want to do business under a different business name you’ll need to file for a DBA, or ‘doing business as.’ Find out more about how to get a DBA, how it affects your business, taxes and more.
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File a DBA in New Hampshire
Filing a DBA allows a company to do business with a different name. Find out more about how to get a DBA in New Hampshire, when it is required by law, and more.
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Simple Steps to Start a Business
Work through this checklist, and you'll have a solid foundation for building your business.
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How Are Profits Split in an LLC?
LLCs offer a great advantage in addition to ease of formation and personal protections: flexible pass-through profit distribution.
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Bliss Beauty Bar Owner Offers Advice to Aspiring Entrepreneurs
A LegalZoom customer and owner of a day spa in Londonderry, N.H., shares her journey to becoming a business owner.
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Millennial Moms Are Using Fresh Ideas and Tech to Create Winning Businesses
Balancing spreadsheets and soccer practices, today's mompreneurs are using technology to create thriving businesses.
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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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