DBA

If you’ve been furloughed or lost a job, now may be the perfect time to start a remote business. Explore your options and take the next step!

Under the right circumstances, a limited liability company (LLC) can benefit from establishing a DBA — or “doing business as” — name. But all the misinformation surrounding DBAs, how they work and

A certificate of assumed business name can often be a key element in growing your business. Here’s everything you need to know to get started.

What’s in a name? Well, when it comes to getting your new business off to the right start — plenty. The name you choose for your Limited Liability Company (LLC)

Once you've settled on the perfect name for your business and have verified its availability, the hard part may be over — but you’re far from ready to open your doors and begin taking customers.

California is one of the most popular states to register your brand-new fictitious business name. If you already have a California-based company or are looking to start one, here's how to file a DBA in California.

A fictitious business name, a DBA and an assumed business name are all labels that are routinely bandied about when it comes to what you should be calling your company. The big secret? They are all essentially the same, with no real difference between them.

Have you filed a DBA, but now want to change it? Find out if you can have more than one DBA and what the benefits and drawbacks might be.