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Whether you’re looking to start a new restaurant or go freelance, we’ve got all the information you need to start your business in Ohio, from crafting the perfect business plan to applying for permits.

So, you’re thinking about (or are already in the process of) starting a small business in Ohio. Conveniently for you, we created this guide to teach you everything you need to know about how to get a business license in Ohio, without all the jargon.

So, you’ve refined your business idea and are in the midst of setting up shop—and in Texas no less, which is a great place to start a business. Is it a locally run business or a state-wide one? Is your industry regulated by the federal government? In this article, we cover all of this and more.

Knowing what type of taxes you owe (and paying them!) is an important part of running your business (and keeping you out of legal trouble). Let’s dive into Florida's state business taxes, the different types of business taxes in Florida, and what types of businesses are required to pay state taxes in Florida.

This article covers everything you need to know about small business loans—whether you need one, the types available, how to qualify, and where to find one that’s right for you.

In this article, we’ll explain what invoice factoring is, how it works, and the cost.

If you’re deciding whether or not an LLC is the right business entity for your small business, you’ve come to the right place. This blog post is a one-stop shop for all things LLC, including a deep dive into what an LLC is, the advantages and disadvantages of forming an LLC, how to start an LLC, and more good stuff that will help you make an informed decision about starting a limited liability company.

Between its entrepreneurial climate and lenient tax policies, Florida is one of the best places to start a small business. If you’re looking for funding (that doesn’t need to be repaid) to help your Florida business grow, we cover 14 great options for small business grants in this very article. 

Our guide on how to start a business in Texas offers detailed steps to plan, structure, and get your business off the ground in the Lone Star State.

Florida is a great place to start a business. And no, not just because of the beaches and warm sunshine—it’s also very small business-friendly. Florida has no income tax and boasts other appealing tax policies. Plus, corporations in Florida only need to pay 5.5% on their corporate income tax return and aren’t required to pay payroll tax.

Are you thinking of incorporating your small business? Becoming an S-Corp may result in significant tax savings!

Most small business owners don’t know what goes into a statement of cash flows—or how to read one, for that matter. It’s important to get ahead of the curve and get familiar with cash flow statements, since 30% of small business failures can be traced back to cash flow struggles (yikes!).

The LLC structure provides small business owners with tax benefits and personal protection from legal and financial liabilities. Sound intriguing? Read on for everything you need to know about starting an LLC in Florida!

Here are detailed steps on how to start a business in Florida, including how to plan, structure, and get your business off the ground.

Arguably one of the most critical sections of a business plan is the executive summary—and it’s also one of the most difficult to write.

Did you recently acquire (or plan to form) a new subsidiary company? Are you scouring the Internet for information on accounting and bookkeeping best practices for your company structure? Well, you’ve come to the right place, because this blog has subsidiary accounting info galore.

In our experience, most self-employed folks are comfortable doing the work – but managing the technical aspects of a business (ie, paying business income taxes) comes less naturally. If this is you, we’ve put together this quick-start guide to give you the answers to some of our most commonly asked tax questions, and share tips to help you maximize your savings when tax season rolls around. 

Mike Michalowicz’s book Profit First looks at how a new formula can deliver sustainable small business growth. Find out what it is and how to implement with these tips.