How to File a DBA in California
All person and business entity must file a fictitious business name (FBN) statement with the Registrar-Recorder/County Clerk’s office in the city where the business will be located.
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22 Sources of Free Money to Start a Business
Many entrepreneurs want to start a business but have no money. There are plenty of federal, state, and private small-business grants that can help a new business owner start a small 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.
Find My EIN Number
Answered: Can I find my EIN number online? How do I find my IRS EIN number?
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.
7 Things Women Should Know About Sexual Harassment
Sexual harassment is an umbrella term covering many forms of unwelcome verbal and physical sexual attention. Sexual assault, meanwhile, is physical sexual contact or behavior that happens without the consent of the victim.
5 Easy Steps: How to Dissolve a Corporation in California
When a business owner wishes to close, or dissolve, their business, he or she must file a certificate of dissolution with the Secretary of State. This certificate of dissolution lets the Secretary of State know that the business owner is terminating his or her California corporation, effectively closing it for good. Dissolution is a process that involves a number of steps.