Sole Proprietors & DBAs
Learn about sole proprietorships and the perks of filing a DBA ("doing business as"), and get tips specific to your state.
File a DBA in Virginia
Registering to do business with a different business name can help your business adapt to the marketplace. Find out more about getting another…
File a DBA in Oklahoma
Find out more about how your business can use a different name (known as ‘doing business as’ or DBA), including details on when you need to file for…
File a DBA in Illinois
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…
File a DBA in Colorado
Ready to file a DBA in Colorado? Find out how to get started in this easy to follow guide.
File a DBA in South Carolina
South Carolina doesn’t require a company to register a secondary business name,but getting one is always a good idea. Find out more about how a DBA…
File a DBA in Texas
Sometimes a business wants to operate under a different name. In Texas, that means the owners have to file for a DBA or ‘doing business as.’
File a DBA in Mississippi
Doing business under a different name requires a DBA application in most states. Find out more about DBAs in Mississippi, including details on how…
File a DBA in North Carolina
Doing business under a different name requires a DBA application in most states. Find out more about DBAs in North Carolina, including details on how…
File a DBA in Arkansas
Ready to file a DBA in Arkansas but unsure how to get started? Find out how to get started with filing a DBA in this easy-to-follow explanation.
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