Starting A Business
Starting a Business in the State of Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Ohio Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Vermont, Virginia, New York, NY, Los Angeles, CA, Chicago, IL, Houston, TX, Philadelphia, PA, San Diego, CA, Detroit, MI, Dallas, TX, Phoenix, AZ, San Antonio, TX, San Jose, CA, , Baltimore, MD, Indianapolis, IN San Francisco, CA, Jacksonville, FL, Columbus, OH, Milwaukee, WI, Memphis, TN, Washington, DC, Boston, MA, Seattle, WA, St. Louis, MO, Atlanta, GA, Pittsburgh, PA, Minneapolis, MN, Miami, FL, Tampa, FLFREE INTERNET INFORMATION FOR ANYONE STARTING A BUSINESS.
Welcome to the most informative Internet business page on how to avoid pitfalls in starting and operating your own business.
The following laws, rules and regulations apply to ALL businesses: Web Site Businesses, ebay, online, home, individuals, corporations, or any other business you enter into. All businesses need these licenses.
In general: Table of Req'd Documents Fees
Business License - All Businesses are required to obtain a Business License. (Corporations & LLCs need it as well - A corporation filing is NOT a business license filing)
DBA - All Businesses that use a business name other than the owner's personal or legal name are required to obtain a DBA. Also called a doing business as, fictitious, trade, or assumed business name. (Corporations & LLCs are included)
Seller's Permit - All Businesses that are Retailers or wholesalers of taxable goods or services are required to obtain a Seller's Permit / Wholesale License. (Note: This Permit is obtained IN ADDITION to a business license (Corporations & LLCs are included)
State Employer Tax Id EIN - All Businesses that are employers are required to obtain a State Employer Tax Id EIN and a federal employer tax id FEIN. (Corporations & LLCs are included)
Federal Tax Id FEIN - All Businesses that are Employers, Corporations, LLCs, or Ltd partnerships are required to obtain a Federal Tax Id FEIN.
Corporation OR LLC - Recommended to reduce taxes, obtain corporate credit, protect assets, and eliminate personal legal, civil and financial liability.
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reduce the chances for personal liability
Corporation OR LLC - All Businesses that want to obtain
Corporate business credit,
Reduce personal and business taxes, and
Protect themselves from legal and financial liability,
Should file a Corporation or LLC
A Corporation or LLC is the ultimate business entity to form for personal and business asset protection.
State law allows you to create a separate corporate legal entity under which you can transact business, without the risk of exposing your assets to any personal liability that might arise out of your business
Note: Also need to comply with the other license requirements above.
(Required for all business types - Corporations, Individuals, eBay, Online and home businesses are included!)
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How Do I Start a Business?
Your capital needs will be determined by the type of operation that you are starting. For example a manufacturing firm will need more than a service firm.
Have an understanding of the business
List all Expenses.
Make Sure You Have Enough Money
Determine Business Form (E.g., Sole Owner or LLC)
Obtain the Business Licenses Required
Prepare a Budget.
Execute Your Business Plans
Enjoy Making Money
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DO I NEED INSURANCE?
You don't need insurance to start a business but if you decide to obtain insurance, it depends on your business activities.
Insurance may be required for employees ( worker's compensation insurance, disability insurance, or unemployment insurance).
Here are some types of insurance for businesses: Surety bonds, business interruption insurance, liability insurance covering premises, activities, and products.
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CAN I RUN A BUSINESS OUT OF MY HOME?
Yes if you comply with all above requirements. You can have a business home office and in most cases receive a small number of customer visits. Normally, you may be restricted in the storage, delivery or distribution of tangible items directly to or from your home.
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