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How to Start an LLC
Structuring your business as a limited liability company (LLC) is one of the simpler structures, and it comes with several benefits.
By: Sean Peek

What Is a Limited Partnership?
Similar to general partnerships, limited partnerships involve two or more people going into business together, but with both general and limited investors.
By: Sean Peek

What Is a B Corp? Advantages and Requirements
A B corp is a for-profit corporation recognized by most U.S. states that is driven by both mission and profit.
By: Miranda Fraraccio

What is an S Corp?
An S corporation is an optimal classification for small businesses that have low startup costs and want to remain small.
By: Sean Peek

How to Find a Small Business Attorney
Here’s how to find a small business attorney for your business, what small business attorneys do, and considerations before you hire.
By: Miranda Fraraccio

How to Start a Contracting Business
Construction contracting businesses often have higher barriers to overcome when starting out. From licensing requirements to marketing strategies, here are some tips to help you get started.
By: Emily Heaslip

Top AI Tools for Business Plan Writing
These tools use artificial intelligence to generate full business plans you can take to investors.
By: Emily Heaslip

How to Write a Business Plan
Looking to develop a business plan for your new venture? Here's what to include in each section.
By: Emily Heaslip

Giving Tuesday Ideas for Small Businesses
Giving Tuesday is one of the biggest charitable movements in the world. Here’s how your small business can make an impact this year.
By: Jamie Johnson

How to Bid on a Government Contract
Follow these steps to get your NAICS code and become eligible to bid on federal government contracts.
By: Jamie Johnson

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