The Incfile Blog
Writing a proper business plan can make your dream of starting a restaurant a reality. To ensure your restaurant thrives, your plan must include market research, location, financial analyses,...
By state law, your business must appoint a Registered Agent — a designated party that accepts key correspondence from the state government. Also known as an agent for service of process or a...
What’s the difference between a traditional LLC and a Series LLC? Is one business entity better than the other?
Running a new business can be daunting, but by opening a franchise business, you don't have to start from scratch. A franchise business allows you to operate under a recognizable brand name with an...
Although Oklahoma state law does not require Limited Liability Companies (LLCs) to have an operating agreement, it’s highly recommended that you have one in place to set the rules and guidelines for...
If you're planning to start a business in the Sunshine State, you’ll need to have the proper license(s) and permits to operate legally. While the process of identifying those licenses and permits may...
If you're planning to start a business in the tax haven of Alaska, you must obtain a business license. Whether you're an independent contractor with a sole proprietorship or planning to establish an...
NAICS, short for “North American Industry Classification System,” is a six-digit code that identifies your business's industry and the services you offer. The federal government established this...
Starting a business can be daunting — and it takes more than just having a low-cost idea or product.
Your business is growing. Opportunity is calling and it’s now time to expand your company’s presence and operations beyond your “home” state where you initially registered your business.
