The U.S. Small Business Administration is helping lenders provide microloans to assist with financing in the business incorporation process.
Struggling entrepreneurs find startup capital through SBA microloans
The U.S. Small Business Administration is helping lenders provide microloans to assist with financing in the business incorporation process.
An experienced entrepreneur has identified “Five Rights” that are secrets to success for people who are creating a corporation from scratch.
Creating an atmosphere free from chaos, automating business operations and maintaining a positive demeanor are the keys to successful business formation, according to entrepreneur and author Clate Mask.
Entrepreneurs know there are several steps to business formation, but putting together a comprehensive business plan doesn’t always have to be difficult.
The rising number of angel investors has created an atmosphere conducive to raising startup funds for all business types, but some analysts warn that shying away from the big venture capital firms has entrepreneurs thinking small.
Entrepreneurs looking for a small business loan may want to consider a community bank, especially with the benefits many small banks offer.
Entrepreneurs can get business formation advice and assistance from local offices of the U.S. Small Business Administration Development Centers, where counselors offer help with everything from acquiring financing to ongoing management training.
Part of business incorporation requires adhering to legal requirements, including registering any different names that business might be conducted under.