The Incfile Blog
Millions of Americans have a side business — commonly referred to as a side hustle — to either help make ends meet, transition from full-time employment to retirement or even fund a vacation, pay...
We’ve seen the logo and signs on the doors of brick-and-mortar stores and offices and while surfing the web and visiting ecommerce sites.
One of the key ingredients in starting a business and getting it off the ground is funding. But for many cash-strapped entrepreneurs who want to start a business, the concern is real: How do I get...
Companies both big and small rely on annual reports to paint the financial health of their business. Not only that, but it is also a requirement in most states to file an annual report, and failure...
For many small business owners, forming and operating one LLC is plenty to keep them busy.
Whether you're already based in Texas and are planning to start a business or are considering moving your business to the Lone Star State, getting your Texas sales tax permit will likely be a...
There are many reasons why someone that has a business in one state may want to open up a business in a different state. And as odd as this may sound, this move is actually considered doing business...
The U.S. tax season officially started on January 24, 2022, and since then, the IRS has been hard at work processing tax returns and sending out tax refunds. For those that filed early, their refund...
Beginning in 2020, businesses were reintroduced to the 1099-NEC filing form. Since 1982, which was the last year Form 1099-NEC was utilized before its return, business owners relied on Form 1099-MISC...
Having a DBA — or “Doing Business As” name — for your small business can help when it comes to connecting your fictitious company name to your product or service.
