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5 Tips on Consumer Credit Basics
Learn the basics about consumer credits by using these five tips brought to you by SCORE Mentors.
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5 Tips for Researching Your Invention or Idea Before Patenting
Have a great idea? Learn paten best pratices before your start by using these five tips brought to you by SCORE Mentors.
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Protect Your Trade Secrets
The use of nondisclosure agreements has become almost ubiquitous in the high-tech field, particularly for Internet and computer companies.
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Las guías de 60 segundos
Todo las guias de 60 segundos para su negocio.
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How to Avoid Check Fraud
Business owners face a growing risk of check fraud as computers make it easier to create phony checks and banks allow customers to open accounts via telephone and the Internet. Here are some tips to combat check fraud...
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How to Reduce the Cost of Bounced Checks
The cost of bounced checks to small-business owners goes far beyond the penalty fees the banks charge for depositing bad checks. The time spent handling bounced checks and the havoc they wreak on cash flow are also part of the toll.
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Resource Listings for Legal IssuesSCORE has compiled this list of useful resources for matters concerning small business legal issues.
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BizFilings Free Online Incorporation Guide
Forming your business can feel like a full-time job in and of itself. Gaining an understanding of the differences between forming a C corporation, LLC, S corporation, nonprofit or other business type can be a daunting, overwhelming process.
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Foreign Qualification: Doing Business in Other States
If you plan to conduct business in a state other than the state where your company was formed, you may be required to file for Foreign Qualification, which is essentially obtaining authority in each state where you plan to conduct business. Understanding Foreign Qualification is essential to... |
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Understanding Trademarks and Deciding if You Need One
A trademark is a symbol that distinguishes products and services in the marketplace. It can protect intellectual property, a brand name, a design, or can be applied to a business, product or used in connection with specific services. Trademark law protects you, the owner, from competitors... |
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