Blog posts tagged with "Startup Business"

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Disruptive Business Models: What You Should Know

March 05, 2021
Most likely, you can’t Imagine a world without successful companies Uber, Netflix, or Amazon. Yet, there was a time when these companies were selling ideas that no one had ever considered. They may have even sounded far-fetched. But eventually, they paved the way for a host of new, innovative solutions to enter the marketplace.
Small Business
C-corporations

C-Corporations: Everything You Should Know

February 25, 2021
Starting your own business is an exciting process that requires various decisions. These decisions range from determining what you’ll name your company to whether you’ll hire employees or become a solopreneur.
Small Business
Limited-Partnerships

Limited Partnerships: What You Should Know

February 22, 2021
To say that the ownership structure of your business has significant implications would be an understatement. This is because ownership structures influence operations, tax treatment, and your personal liability for debts acquired by the business.
Small Business
Private-Investors

The Pros and Cons of Having Private Investors

February 22, 2021
Whether you’re growing your existing business or starting a new venture, access to capital is paramount.
Working Capital
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The Pros and Cons of Buying an Existing Business

February 18, 2021
Starting a small business can be a rewarding opportunity. By doing so, you can pursue your dreams and build a successful company from the ground up.
Small Business
Pros and cons of startup small business loans

The Pros and Cons of Startup Business Loans

January 07, 2021
There are numerous ways that entrepreneurs can acquire funds to jump start their new business ventures. Many turn to their personal savings, family and friends, crowdfunding, equipment financing, Small Business Administration (sba) loans, or business credit cards. In addition to these financing options, some entrepreneurs pursue startup business loans.
Working Capital
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How to Understand Different Business Entity Types

December 02, 2020
Congratulations, you’ve decided to take the plunge and start your own business. It’s exciting to start a new business venture, and the decision to become your own boss was probably an easy one. What comes next, however, will have far greater implications on your chances of future success.
Small Business
All About The Micropreneur, The Smaller Business Opportunity

Micropreneurs: All About The Smaller Business Opportunity

November 17, 2020
When you start a business, you may consider yourself an entrepreneur. After all, an entrepreneur is an individual who runs their own business.
Small Business
Operating-Revenue

What is Operating Revenue And How Does It Work?

October 29, 2020
Owning a business is a great way to do what you’re passionate about every day. If you have a good idea and the right execution, it can also be very profitable.
Small Business
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Business Loan vs. Personal Loan: How They Are Different

October 26, 2020
All loans are essentially the same, right? Well, in principle this is true, but when it comes to the loan process, you may be faced with the decision of applying for a business or personal loan.
Working Capital

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