The Incfile Blog
You’re feeling the creative urge of the entrepreneur. It’s time to build something new — a business that can turn your thoughts and dreams into reality. There’s just one tiny problem. You have no...
A Certificate of Formation or Certificate of Business Formation is a document filed with your respective Secretary of State to form a new limited liability corporation (LLC) under U.S. law. An LLC is...
Starting your business is an exciting time, and one vital part of that is knowing how you're going to pay yourself. Once the money's coming in, just how do you get it out of your LLC? Depending on...
Some business owners may have their fill with just one business. (Let’s face it, running a business can be demanding.) But what about going above and beyond and starting two or more businesses. How...
There are a number of reasons that business owners choose to incorporate their businesses. Many business owners reach a certain stage of operating their business where it financially and legally...
Strong buildings, whether a modest family home or a towering skyscraper, have one key element in common: They are built on a solid foundation. By starting with the right structure, they can grow,...
We live in an instant world: Consumers are used to free two-day shipping, emails flooding our inboxes with tracking updates and our phone buzzing with notifications. Knowing where your items or...
If you’re starting a business, there are probably a couple of three-letter acronyms you’ve heard: the LLC and the DBA. LLC stands for “Limited Liability Company” and DBA stands for “Doing Business...
In case nobody has told you this yet, congratulations on your new business! You deserve some credit for taking the leap. But now the work begins, and if you're like other new business owners, you...
If you’re forming a new LLC or expanding the owners of an existing one, it’s important to know exactly who can be a member of an LLC.
