How to Start a New Business in Arkansas
In addition to registering with the county clerk, domestic corporations will also need to register fictitious names with the Arkansas Secretary of State. Check a state database of Arkansas companies online at the Arkansas Secretary of State website.
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11 Unbeatable Foolproof Steps to Build Business Credit in 30 Days
Once you learn what influences your company credit score, you can build business credit in 30 days. You can even start a business in 30 days. And you can repair credit score in 30 days.
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Top 5 Ways Fundability™Can Prevent a Loan Denial
There are many factors that come into play when it comes to business loan denial. It’s not always just about credit score. It’s about overall Fundability.
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How to Start a New Business in Texas
In Texas, if the business will operate as a sole proprietorship or a general partnership, then an Assumed Name Certificate or DBA for each name the business will use must be on file with the county clerk. And this is for each county where a business location will be maintained. All limited partnerships, registered limited liability partnerships, limited liability companies, corporations, professional corporations, nonprofit corporations, and also professional associations must register with the Secretary of State.
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How to Start a New Business in Florida
The top industries in the state of Florida are tourism and agriculture, international trade; aerospace and aviation, the life sciences and financial services. In addition, Florida is well known to be a retirement destination.
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Unpacking Hotel Financing: What it’s All About
Debt service coverage ratio, or DSCR, compares cash flow to potential debt obligations. A higher ratio is better. DSCR is annual net operating income divided by potential annual debt payments for the loan.
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Follow the Smart Business Timeline for Credit
Your business email address needs to be on the same domain as your website. Generic professional names work well, something like [email protected] or [email protected]. Do not use Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, or the like. But don’t worry about checking yet another email address; you can have any email forward to any other email. You can set all of this up at the same time you set up hosting.
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Does Michael Dell Personally Guarantee Dell’s Debts?
How does Michael Dell pay Dell’s debts? Did you think he used his own credit cards? Nope! Spoiler alert: his company uses business credit!
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