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Does your business operate as a Florida LLC? If so, you'll want to know about a recent Florida Supreme Court decision that takes away key asset protection benefit for Florida LLCs.
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Social media sites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn are now an essential part of how we engage with others and stay connected to our favorite brands.
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Is public relations an essential part of your small business marketing toolkit? It should be. Because, done well, public relations can help promote your business for the long term in a way that...
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Marco Carbajo
Are you considering forming an LLC for your small business? Discover the benefits and why this structure is one worth looking into.
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How ready are the biggest food purveyors for federal requirements on nutrition labelling?
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If you operate a registered nonprofit, you might be eligible for a government grant.
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Sylvia Dion
Do you know what the state agency or division which administers your state's tax laws is called, or how to contact that agency or division? There are many good reasons to know which...
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By Andrew A. Caffey |  Filed In: Buying a Franchise and Franchises
When buying a franchise, you may not want to ask these difficult questions and franchisors may not want to answer them, but it's crucial you do so for your own protection.
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Rieva Lesonsky
Health care reform has been a hot button issue in the U.S. this year. Despite extensive media coverage, many small business owners are still in the dark about what health care reform actually...
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Marco Carbajo
Learn what questions you should ask and which structures you should avoid.
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Take these steps to avoid costly penalties, tax problems, and even the potential closure of your operation. So if you are starting a company - be sure not to overlook federal, state and...
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While the U.S. federal government remains the largest buyer of goods and services in the world, doing business with the "feds" -- particularly for small businesses -- can be an unwieldy and regulatory-laden...
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This Word document, filed with a U.S. state by a corporation's founders, describes the purpose, place of business, and other details of a corporation. This particular amendment concerns the corporation's stock -- classes...
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Part of your business brand is your company name. The right company name can help you attract business. The wrong selection may actually hinder your growth. So it is worth the time and...
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During the first few years of being a start-up, perhaps more than any other time in your working life, you'll need someone to turn to for advice, guidance, and support.
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Starting and operating a business is no simple feat. From the moment you become a business owner you are required to navigate a wide-ranging series of confusing and ever-changing legal and regulatory hurdles....
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This week is Minority Enterprise Development Week when representatives from the public and private sectors come together in Washington, D.C., to share information and resources for growing and expanding minority businesses. If you...
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Network marketing companies frequently run into trouble with state governments (if not the federal government) due to lopsided payout reports.
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Sylvia Dion
State Tax Amnesty Programs; it seems like every month one state or another announces a tax amnesty program. In this post I'll explain what tax amnesty programs are,including the pros and cons of...
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