The Incfile Blog
By state law, your business must appoint a Registered Agent — a designated party that accepts key correspondence from the state government. Also known as an agent for service of process or a...
There's no place like home when it comes to small business. In fact, the U.S. Small Business Administration has found that around half of all small businesses start from home, sweet home. If you're...
If you're planning to start a business in the tax haven of Alaska, you must obtain a business license. Whether you're an independent contractor with a sole proprietorship or planning to establish an...
An Employer Identification Number, or EIN, is crucial for business owners preparing to launch an LLC. There is, however, some confusion around when an EIN is required and what exactly it does, so...
Coca-Cola. Home Depot. AT&T. What do they have in common? They're all extremely well-known brand names, and they're all based in Georgia. If you're preparing to name (or rename) your own Peach State...
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If you're fortunate enough to amass wealth and assets that you'd like to pass on to your beneficiaries, you've likely considered setting up a trust for your inheritors. A trust is an entity that...
"Deliver the letter, the sooner, the better" is more than a catchy song lyric — it's a plea business owners frequently make, especially when they're waiting on important letters or documents to...
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If you're getting ready to start a business, you know there are many decisions to make. One of them is deciding who will be your Registered Agent and who will be your LLC organizer — but you might be...
As the home of attractive tax laws and a wealth of world-class industries, the Sunshine State draws in thousands of new and growing businesses year after year. Do you know how to obtain a business...
A Registered Agent is a third-party representative and dedicated recipient of all your company's official and legal paperwork, and you are required to have one in all 50 states....
