When starting a new business, many entrepreneurs get confused between forming an LLC and obtaining a business license. While both are essential for legally operating a business, they are not the same thing. In this article, we’ll explain the difference…
If you’re forming a business in Georgia — whether it’s an LLC, corporation, or nonprofit — one of the state’s legal requirements is to designate a registered agent. But what exactly does that mean? In this article, we’ll explain everything…
If you’re starting a business and looking for liability protection, you’ve probably come across both LLC and PLLC. While they sound similar, they serve different purposes — especially when it comes to licensed professionals. In this article, we’ll break down…
What Is a Registered Agent? A registered agent is a designated person or business entity responsible for receiving legal and state correspondence on behalf of a company. In Georgia, having a registered agent is mandatory for LLCs and corporations. Key…
If you’re starting a new business, you might be wondering:Should I register a trademark first, or should I form an LLC first?Both are essential — but the order in which you do them can affect your legal protection, branding, and…
Florida is one of the most business-friendly states in the U.S., making it a top choice for entrepreneurs and small business owners looking to start an LLC. But is it really worth forming an LLC in Florida? Let’s explore the…
Removing a member from a Limited Liability Company (LLC) in New York can be a complex process depending on your operating agreement and the circumstances of the member’s exit. Whether it’s due to personal differences, inactivity, or a breach of…
If you’re starting or already own a business in the U.S., one important question you might be asking is: “How long does an LLC last?” Or more specifically, “Does my LLC expire, and how do I make sure it stays…
If you’re currently operating under a “Doing Business As” (DBA) and wondering whether you can transition your business into a Limited Liability Company (LLC), the short answer is yes—you absolutely can. In fact, many entrepreneurs begin with a DBA and…
Introduction Business transactions often come with documentation, and one of the most commonly requested forms in the U.S. is the Form W-9. While independent contractors, freelancers, and small businesses are used to submitting it, many people ask: Do incorporated companies…
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