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How to Create a Construction Company LLC

Starting your own construction company is an ambitious endeavor that has the potential to turn your passion and skills into a thriving business. This journey involves more than just mastering...

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How to Get a Business License in Florida: A Guide

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...

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How to Start a Single-Member LLC in Florida

From its balmy tropical weather to its total lack of individual income taxes, there are plenty of reasons why you might want to start a single-member LLC in Florida.

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Do You Need a Business License to Sell on Shopify?

The Shopify platform boasts 1.75 million sellers, making it one of the most popular ecommerce tools available to business owners. If you're currently using Shopify or plan to do so once you launch...

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Do You Need an EIN for a Trust? (Plus How to Get One)

If you're fortunate enough to amass wealth and assets that you'd like to pass on to your beneficiaries, you've likely considered setting up a trust for your inheritors. A trust is an entity that...

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How to Use Venmo for Your Small Business

Venmo launched its business and commerce platform in 2020 and gained 1.5 million business profiles in just the first year. Today, it has over 83 million users in total. With the rise of digital...

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How to Open an LLC Without a Social Security Number (SSN)

U.S. citizens use a Social Security number (SSN) for identification purposes, and many use it during the business formation process. You might think you'd be expected to provide your SSN when filling...

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How to Get a Virtual Business Address in Houston for Your Home Business

"Houston, we have a problem." You're about to start a home business, but you aren't sure which address to use. Should you use your actual home address? Perhaps a P.O. Box will do? Or what about these...

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Commercial vs. Noncommercial Registered Agent: Which Do You Need for Your Business?

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...

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