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8 Things to Do After You Incorporate a Business

Jan 6, 2014 By Nellie Akalp

If you’ve created a formal business structure for your business, then you know you’ve taken a big step toward protecting your personal assets and setting the foundation for your business. But you might be wondering what’s next.

Filed Under: Making Your Business Official Tagged With: Banking, Business Entity, Compliance, DBA, Incorporation, IRS, LLC, Nellie Akalp, Taxes, Trademark

How to Name Your Business

Jul 30, 2013 By Nellie Akalp

A name is the cornerstone of your business—it sets the stage for your branding and identity. Just imagine if Target still went by its original name: The Dayton Dry Goods Company. If you’re about to start a business (or maybe are thinking about rebranding an existing business), you’ve probably been brainstorming for the perfect name.

Filed Under: Making Your Business Official Tagged With: Branding, Business Name, DBA, Incorporation, Legal Issues, Nellie Akalp, Trademark

How to Protect Your Business Idea

Jun 18, 2013 By Buffie Edick

Your ideas can be as valuable to you as your physical property and protecting them should be something every business owner, inventor, or entrepreneur takes into consideration. Before you pitch your idea, there are some things to keep in mind about protecting your creativity.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Competitors, Copyright, Developing an Idea, Intellectual Property, NonDisclosure Agreement, Patent, Product Development, Trademark

How Long Does It Take to File for a DBA?

Apr 10, 2013 By Deborah Sweeney

It’s been our experience that, for the most part, timeliness is second only to price for many of our customers. And interestingly enough, customers tend to be concerned mostly with how long it takes to file for one of three things: DBA ‘Doing Business As’ names, copyrights, and trademarks.

Filed Under: Making Your Business Official Tagged With: Banking, Business Documents, Business Services, Copyright, DBA, Government, Intellectual Property, Trademark

Intellectual Property Awareness

Apr 5, 2013 By Jason White

What happens if you’re trying to do business on a national or global level?  One thing is certain. You’re going to have intellectual property issues to deal with. And you may not even realize that these issues exist. Here are a few things to think about in determining whether you need outside help.

Filed Under: Legal Tagged With: Branding, Business Documents, Copyright, Government, Innovation, Intellectual Property, Legal Issues, Patent, Product Development, Research Tools, Trademark

Protecting Your Intellectual Property

Mar 29, 2013 By Bill Wortman

When you’ve taken the time and effort to develop a unique product or service, you will want to protect your intellectual property so that other companies are not able to make money off of your ideas. There are a variety of forms of protection for intellectual property that you can get in the United States, and it’s important for you to know the differences between them and what you need to do to apply for these protections for your business.

Filed Under: Creating a Plan Tagged With: Business Documents, Competitors, Copyright, Differentiation, Government, Innovation, Intellectual Property, Legal Issues, Patent, Product Development, Trademark

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