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Tips For Newly Incorporated Businesses
Heather Taylor | June 16th, 2011
So you broke out of your constraining cubicle in order to experience the wide open spaces of running your own business. Even more than that, you’ve made the business savvy choice to incorporate. Welcome to the big leagues, buddy. Incorporating or forming an LLC protects your assets and saves on taxes, plus gives your business an air of legitimacy. Adding an ‘Inc.’ or an ‘LLC’ after your business’ title does a lot in terms of authority. Keep your business from running wild with these 5 tips that will get you going in the right direction. 1. Consult a tax professional. In the beginning stages of incorporating it can at times be unclear as to which type of business entity you should form. If there are any doubts in your mind, if you are even a bit unsure which route you’re going to take, consult a tax professional. They will provide you with the answers and send you in the right direction. 2. Protect your intellectual property. The best way to go about doing this is to invest in a trademark. With an official trademark your business is fully your own. You can go about doing this by utilizing a company like (yours truly) MyCorporation. We will help claim your own trademark and take care of the legal matters along the way. 3. Talk to other successful business owners. People love to speak about how they made it to the top. Why not take advantage of some of that information? There Continue reading…
