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Why File a Patent Application? By Many people have ideas for new products or services, and some may be the real thing. When should you file a patent application?.. Read More
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Is My Idea Patentable? Should I File for a Patent? By
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How do you patent an idea? Here's what you need to know... Read More
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Low vs. High Margin Businesses: Which Is Right for You? By
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People go into low margin businesses because they love the type of work, or because they unexpectedly fell into it or because they followed in the footsteps of someone they admired, usually without consideration of the financial consequences... Read More
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How Much Does a Delaware Series LLC Cost? By
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The Delaware series LLC is still generating a lot of interest from business owners who have multiple properties or run a variety of different businesses. The series LLC allows entrepreneurs to save money by forming one LLC that is composed of any number of individual series of membership interests as opposed to several LLCs... Read More
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Doing Business in Arkansas with a Delaware LLC By
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If you're planning on doing business in Arkansas with a Delaware LLC, certain steps will need to be taken. The process of registering your Delaware LLC as a foreign entity in Arkansas is called Foreign Qualification. This is how you obtain permission from Arkansas to operate there with a Delaware LLC... Read More
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How to Write an Operations Manual (And Stay Sane) By Want to know how to write an operations manual for your business without losing your mind? Here's the easiest way to go about it... Read More
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High Corporation Franchise Tax Bill? Don't Panic. By
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The state of Delaware has two methods to calculate the Franchise Tax fees due. The first method, which is called the authorized shares method, assesses X dollars per X number of authorized shares. This method works on a graduated scale, so the amount will vary based on your specific entity details... Read More
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Secure Your Domain Name First, Then Form Your Company By If a website is in the cards for your new business, it's probably not a bad idea to secure your domain name prior to setting up the company... Read More
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How to Convert a C Corporation to an LLC By To convert your C-corp to an LLC, file a conversion with your state & then notify the IRS. You can also convert an LLC to S-corp tax status... Read More
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How to Take Credit Card Payments On Your Phone By Square allows you to take credit card payments on your phone or tablet! Here's how it works, and why it might be right for your business... Read More
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