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Across the country, more entrepreneurs have begun to incorporate businesses from the comforts of their own home. The trend of working from home has caught on, which many experts say is evident of the economic times. Due to a down economy, entrepreneurs had to find work ... Read More

Launching a startup and incorporating a business take a great deal more than having a genius dream or idea. An entrepreneur needs to have a knowledge about business operations, a substantial team under his or her wing and should have a solid amount of capital to start t... Read More

As small businesses pick up the pace of hiring, many owners say they no longer need to enlist in the services of job boards and other hiring agencies because many are receiving a steady flow of unsolicited resumes and applications.Often, having a referral program set in... Read More

Strong companies have talented employees. Seeking this out and putting it to use starts at the recruitment phase and continues throughout a staff member's time with a company. Often, hiring from a competing firm can offer a company the ability to skip over some step... Read More

When incorporating a business, it is important to invest in quality employees. On top of recruitment and training, this also means creating a comfortable, pleasant atmosphere. For the small business owner, though, this may be somewhat difficult compared to top companies... Read More

For a startup business venture, strong sales and marketing tactics are critical. However, entrepreneurs often focus on building their brand during the initial phases and instead put sales and marketing on the back burner, overlooking the fact that, without a sale, their... Read More

In an effort to support the incorporation of new businesses and to help sustain small businesses already in existence, JPMorgan Chase is boosting its small business lending to $12 billion, up 20 percent from last year.Additionally, it is bolstering its small business hi... Read More

Incorporating a business is no easy feat, as most entrepreneurs know and understand. A person must first have an entrepreneurial spirit, which many argue is something that one either naturally has or does not have, not something that can necessarily be taught.Natural en... Read More

A successful corporation is built upon many foundations. Although entrepreneurs may disagree as to what these keys may or may not be, it may be hard to argue that fairness does not make that list. It is essential that any successful company thrive on teamwork, and in or... Read More

Social video marketing is one of the latest ways that companies are engaging their consumers and elevating their brand profile to draw in new audiences. Add it to the list of social media marketing, which includes platforms such as Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, videos... Read More

As more small businesses and entrepreneurs plan to grow in the upcoming year, they will begin to use social media marketing to achieve their goals.According to the American Express OPEN Small Business Monitor, 44 percent of small business owners plan to use social platf... Read More

Facebook and American Express OPEN have teamed up to launch a national competition aimed at promoting the success of small businesses and entrepreneurs. The "Facebook Big Break for Small Business" contest hopes to enhance the sector's use of the social med... Read More

Entrepreneurs often question whether or not incorporation is right for their small business. It is an undertaking that requires a great deal of time and effort, after all - not to mention the legal fees associated with it. However, the liability that a small business ow... Read More

More small businesses are concerning themselves with growing rather than merely surviving for the first time in five years, a recent survey reported.The American Express OPEN Small Business Monitor, which is conducted semi-annually among small business owners, showed th... Read More

Small businesses could be negatively impacted by a corporate-only tax reform, if pushed through Congress.Corporate tax reform would reduce the U.S. corporate tax rate by eliminating business tax credits and deductions for entrepreneurs and small business owners that pay... Read More

Nevada is host to more than just casinos and drive-through chapels - it also claims one of the highest rates of incorporation and entrepreneurial activity. This may be due to the fact that the state of Nevada offers more lenient laws on incorporating a business and has ... Read More

Incorporations in Colorado have recently been scammed, receiving letters in the mail informing small business owners that they are required to pay up to $225 to the "Corporate Controllers Unit." Those entrepreneurs who failed to read the fine print fell victim... Read More

An LLC operating agreement enables a small business owner to establish each of a company's co-owners' percentage of ownership within a firm as well as his or her share of profits and that person's rights and responsibilities. It also allows them to outline w... Read More

There may come a time when the partners involved in an incorporation deem it necessary to force one of the other partners out. Perhaps the other person is not pulling their weight, not communicative or simply just not getting the job done.However, sometimes this situati... Read More

As an entrepreneur, it is important to establish a solid relationship with an investor who has the interests of your incorporation at heart. Often, entrepreneurs are so eager to see funding that they feel they cannot be picky when it comes to investors. However, accordi... Read More

Hiring a reputable business lawyer is a crucial part of the incorporation process for any company, no matter the size. Occasionally, a business may try to squeak by without hiring a lawyer, but this could come back to haunt it and is not advised."A good business at... Read More

Nevada recently reported a boost in new business filings for the first time in five years, giving further indication that the worst of the Great Recession may be behind us, according to a report for the Secretary of State Ross Miner."Should historical trends hold t... Read More

When incorporating a business, a small business owner will come in contact with a registered agent. This person is required to conduct the process, or transact the business in another state - a process called foreign qualification. They are in charge of legal and tax do... Read More

Legal services outsourcing first became a viable option within the legal scene in 2009, although when it first emerged, it was not widely accepted. It was not until 2010 that this approach became acceptable. Now, outsourcing such work as document and contract review, tr... Read More

One of the more common instances when a blue sky law may be required is when a hedge fund may need to make a blue sky filing. Generally, a hedge fund will have to make a blue sky filing in every state in which one of its investors lives, according to Bart Mallon of Mall... Read More

On the off-chance that a business doesn't succeed in the way its owner expects it to, or that it hits some major roadblocks along the way to success, it's essential for entrepreneurs to protect their personal assets.The first step in this process is to file a sm... Read More

The "Great Recession" may have produced the highest unemployment rates in decades, but it also was witness to the highest number of entrepreneurs in recent years. According to the Kauffman Index of Entrepreneurial Activity, more people incorporated a business ... Read More

Once you choose to incorporate a business and decide on an entity formation, the next step is to meet with an entity formation specialist. This person will ask a small business owner a variety of questions, and in order to be prepared, you ought to have the answers read... Read More

Incorporating a business is a relatively inexpensive, fast process that ultimately results in less taxes for a company. Anyone who operates his or her own business - whether that may be running a convenience store or offering services such as a doctor or lawyer would - ... Read More

Location-based and social media marketing can help small businesses grow prospects, sales and revenues, which is one of the number one reasons why companies have begun including both tactics into their marketing mix. In fact, according to a study conducted by the Univer... Read More

Once your business is launched and most of the details have been ironed out - from your marketing strategy, to your IT guy and maybe even where to go for office gatherings on Fridays - it may be time for you to consider its proper legal structure.Incorporating a busines... Read More

No matter how reliable a client may appear, they always run the risk of failing or defaulting, which can put any small business in jeopardy. To protect themselves a firm should require a client to sign a security agreement and complete a Uniform Commercial Code filing. ... Read More

Often, small business owners overlook insurance, usually because of its sky-high prices. However, without insurance, companies leave themselves open to a lot of risks and the possibility of closing up shop because of one accident or lawsuit. There are a variety of insur... Read More

Prior to 1997's amendment to the Small Business Job Protection Act, a number of stock restrictions were tied to S corporations. Only people or taxable entities were eligible to own stock within an S corp and corporate profits were subject to taxes. Under the amendme... Read More

There are a variety of programs and options that help support a startup business or one in the process of incorporation. In an effort to spur small business hiring and filings and help keep companies afloat, the Kauffman Foundation launched its FastTrac New Venture prog... Read More

In the past, the state to incorporate a business in was Delaware. Recently, however, Nevada has become the popular place to do so, with officials altering legislation to make the state more business- and corporate-friendly to entice small business owners.One of the bigg... Read More

Energy efficiency and "going green" have become popular trends as of late among companies of all sizes, although some small businesses may view the effort as too costly to even consider. Creating a green office space benefits a business, though, because it is ... Read More

Small business owners often develop their own tricks of the trade once they have a few years of experience under their belt. Gaining wisdom only comes from experience, but a few words of advice from other entrepreneurs can never hurt. Entrepreneurs should stay active wi... Read More

Facebook has announced that it is launching an initiative to support U.S. small businesses and entrepreneurs. The endeavor, called Startup Days, is part of the government's new Startup America partnership.Facebook is not the only company to support the government... Read More

For tax purposes only, married couples have the ability to jointly work at a sole proprietorship without one half of the couple needing to file as either a business partner or employee, which gives company certain tax benefits and decreases the amount of necessary paper... Read More

This year has already been widely predicted to be the year of mobile, but the shift to a 4G network will have an even greater impact on business. With 4G, companies will be able to operate anywhere, without relying on the confines of a desk and office."[4G allows s... Read More

Small businesses should take advantage of opportunities with daily coupon websites such as Groupon or Living Social, but not to gain revenue. Instead, entrepreneurs should look at the business deal as a way to expose their company to new prospects and gain consumers.Exp... Read More

Because many small businesses still view mobile as a new medium, they often choose to stick with traditional marketing campaigns rather than rolling with this more non-traditional approach.Consumers have increasingly shown that they value mobile as a communication chann... Read More

An op-ed piece recently appeared in the Wall Street Journal, written by President Barack Obama, announcing the a new government review of business regulations.The administration is launching the review in an effort to increase jobs and make the economy more competitive ... Read More

More than half of small businesses in New York City are opposed to bringing a Walmart to the city, according to a recent poll conducted by Long-Island based Gotham Government Relations. The results of the survey contradict an earlier poll conducted by Walmart in Decembe... Read More

This year, small businesses have more tax credit opportunities, thanks to the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010 and last spring's healthcare reform law. Entrepeneurs and business owners should discuss which provisions apply to them with an accountant before filing in ... Read More

The federal government has launched a $1.5 billion loan program in an effort to help small businesses grow, announcing that its first recipient will be Michigan.On Friday, U.S. Treasurer Rosie Rios and Republican Michigan Governor Rick Snyder made the announcement in De... Read More

U.S. Export-Import Bank has launched an initiative called Global Access for Small Business that aims to increase exports by boosting small business loans to $6 billion in 2011 and $9 billion by 2015.By 2015, Ex-Im plans to open up lending to 5,000 small businesses. It p... Read More

Many small businesses and entrepreneurs find the task of shipping overseas too daunting to even consider. However, there are a few ways to offer international sales without all the complicated red tape."Finding a good local partner in the country you're targeti... Read More

A recent study by the National Retail Federation and First Data found that 86 percent of small to mid-sized businesses care about securing credit card information and customer data, and feel that it is important to [their businesses' security.However, 64 percent of ... Read More

Small business borrowing increased by 17 percent in November from the previous year, hitting the highest figure for the first time in two years, according to a report released by The Thomson Reuters/Pay Net Small Business Lending Index. The index measures the volume of ... Read More

Although the Senate unanimously approved two National Science Foundation programs to fund entrepreneurs in the science and innovation fields, the bill failed to push through the House of Representatives in its final hours, according to the American Association for the A... Read More

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