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Board Meetings and Other Corporate Formalities
Follow proper corporate formalities or you risk running afoul of the law and losing your corporate status.
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Intellectual Property Explained: Protecting and Selling Your Unique Idea
According to the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office's stopfakes.gov Web site, companies that protect their intellectual property drive more economic growth in the U.S. than any other single sector. If you've developed a new product, technology or tool that is entirely your own invention, how do you go about making sure your unique idea stays your unique idea, and most importantly reaps you a profit? First, you'll need to understand the fundamental differences between patenting, copyrighting, and trademarks and how you can leverage these to protect your invention, and ultimately your business interests. Then, you will need to turn your idea into a business reality. If you wish to sell and market the product yourself, this in itself requires the application of a few best practices. Below is a brief explanation of the intellectual property options available to you, how you can pursue them, as well as some basic tips to get you started in business.
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From W-2 to Schedule 1040 C: Uncle Sam Has a One-Stop Shop for All Your Business Forms
Whatever stage your business is at - from hiring your first employee, filing your first W-2, or applying for a loan - a barrage of forms will require your attention. And as a small business owner, it's more than likely your responsibility to take care of this particularly time consuming area of business management. However, in many instances, small business owners either aren't aware of their regulatory obligations or simply don't know where to find the multitude of government-wide forms they need to ensure they are operating their business within the law. For example, when it comes to hiring your first employee, did you know that your form checklist should include - an EIN application form; federal tax withholding (Form W-4): federal wage and tax statement (Form W-2); employment verification (Form I-9), and more? (For more information read Ten Steps to hiring your First Employee). And that's just one facet of business operation! The good news is that the government has leveraged its growing Web-based citizen services to connect small business owners to essential regulatory and other government forms needed to help them start, grow and operate their small business.
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Record Keeping for Startups and Growing Businesses
Business record keeping can be difficult to stay on top of and can be a real problem if not done correctly. Here are some tips to help you get a handle on things.
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Record Keeping for Startup and Growing Businesses
Establish a system where you can file records so that they can be easily and efficiently retrieved.
