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…Texas, you will need to visit the Texas Secretary of State website or the Texas Comptroller . On both of these sites, you may search by varying information including business name…

…go back and see how your business has done over time. Project the amount of revenue and expenses you expect in the months to come. Don't forget to include: …

…law does not provide much guidance in determining how property should be divided. Absent an agreement of the parties, the judge is directed to divide the property “as appears just…

…And how do you make sure yours are ready for tax time? For small business owners, being ready for tax time means making sure your financial records are up-to…

…class used to send it. For example, if the letter or package you received came as Priority mail, they will return it like that. How do I return to sender…

…is a business plan that typically defines a manager's duties, expectations for a member's contributions, and the distribution of the company's profits while outlining how to handle…

…base. Organization If you regularly deal with piles of business mail or find it difficult to track important documents, you'll appreciate how a virtual mailbox keeps everything organized. Besides…

…and more. How do virtual mailboxes work? Virtual mailboxes allow you to send all of your business mail to a secured facility with a real street address. Your mail is…

…to have a different USPS P.O. box for each one—although having a different virtual mailbox address for each can help you stay organized. Can I register my business…

…and how much funding is needed will vary widely from company to company. In many cases, members’ contributions will differ from each other in size and scope—many businesses have…