Zenbusiness Blog Our Business Websites Just Got a Facelift Our Business Websites Just Got a Facelift — Check Out These Updates WritteN by Team ZenBusiness – July 27, 2020 Share One of the most impactful things small business owners can do to help themselves start and grow their company is build a customized website to …
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As part of our ongoing efforts to help our small business customers run their businesses in the wake of the COVID-19 crisis, ZenBusiness is currently providing new customers who sign up for plans a domain name and business website free for the first year. How do I claim my free domain name and business website? …
by JC Glancy 
The startup costs of a business are going to depend, of course, on what your business is; a small rideshare company likely won’t need as much as a business requiring an office building and a large staff. But if you’re starting an LLC, you can at least predict the startup costs around filing your paperwork …
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New York state still requires a newly created LLC to publish a formation announcement in two newspapers once a week for six consecutive weeks.
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The government requires a lot of paperwork when you form a business, so you might think you’re getting a freebie if your state doesn’t require you to make an operating agreement for your LLC. Well, the government doesn’t require you to wear a coat when hiking through northern Alaska, either. Not even mittens or long …
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The government gives you a surprising amount of freedom when it comes to the kind of business you can form and what name you can choose for it. (Sometime—ideally when you’re away from work and children—Google “weird business names.” You’ll thank us.) But one thing they must be strict about is having an official address …
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Red tape can be painful. Going-to-the-dentist painful. But while the dentist will send you a postcard reminding you that it’s time for you to come in for your annual cleaning and lecture about how you’re not flossing enough, the government is less inclined to tell you when you need to file your annual report and …
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An Employer Identification Number (EIN), also called a Tax ID Number, is a 9-digit code assigned to your company by the IRS. An EIN is required to open a business bank account and hire employees. It also serves the important purpose of keeping your business and personal transactions separate. Let ZenBusiness help you get an …
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