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3 Steps on How do I get a DBA in California? California DBA Explained
Is a DBA a legal entity in California? No, a DBA is not a legal entity. A DBA means “doing business as” and is a fictitious name for a business.
How to File a DBA in Los Angeles
DBA is “doing business as” may also be referred to as a fictitious business name (FBN) or a trade name. State rules regarding filing a DBA apply to everyone in California, whether a business owner files for one in Los Angeles or San Francisco.
How to Verify an EIN Number
If the EIN owner cannot find your EIN confirmation letter from the IRS, contact the IRS. If the person who needs to retrieve the EIN is not an authorized representative of the company, he or she may request that an actual authorized representative complete IRS Form 2848 Tax Information Authorization.
What does filing a UCC mean?
A UCC filing is a form that creditors submit. When a company decides to take out a secured loan, the creditor is required to notify the public of its interest in the company’s assets.
What is Pro-Forma Financial Statements
A pro-forma financial statement is a type of forecast that can be helpful in making financial predictions.
5 Tips on How to File a DBA in San Diego
If a business owner files for a DBA with the state of California, a business is also required to file a DBA in San Diego County if that is the principal place of business.
3 Important Things to Know About Prenups in California
Prenup agreements frequently invalid and do not hold up in California courts. California require prenups to to include the following specific terms:
Two-Week Notice Letter: 9 Tips and 2 Templates
If an employee decides to resign from his or her job, it is normal and expected to provide their employer with two weeks’ notice. Regardless of why a person is leaving their job, it is considered professional to give their employer enough time to make plans to cover the absence.
6 Things to Know About At-Will Employment
“At-will” means that an employer can fire an employee for any reason at any time without getting into legal trouble. The exception is that the reason cannot be illegal in nature.