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Acquiring a Business
Applying for a Business License
Finding a Business Partner to Help With Cash Flow
Finding a Franchise
Finding Business Opportunities Through Innovation
Getting a Business Name
How to Become a Sole Proprietor
How to File the Name of a New Business
How to Protect a Business Idea
How to Take Over an Existing Business
Looking for a Business Partner
Registering a Fictitious Business Name
Selling a Business Prospectus
From Quick Guide: Business License Basics
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Summary: Any business will have to be registered with the county licensing department. Find out what information is needed for a business license application with advice from a college business instructor in this free video on business planning.
John Niemira is a professor of business at Stevens-Henager College in Salt Lake City, Utah.read more
"Hi, my name is John Niemira and I'm here at Steven Henager College in Salt Lake City. I'm an instructor here. I want to talk to you a little bit about obtaining a business license. For any type of business that you are going to open, you of course have to register your business with the County Licensing Department. Each County has its own department; in your, online or in your yellow pages, you can find your local business office; your licensing office. It's the same place where you acquire a marriage license, a business license and several other licenses. Go down and ask the person at the desk, tell them that you're opening a business. You would need to do the application and the fee for it. The fee varies in your County. Get your application. Be would be very, very careful with the process of filling it out. Make sure all your data is accurate; including address, phone numbers, business name and all the information they ask on there. In this part of the business process, you probably don't need to have your attorney involve in it yet. Later down the line when you decide on which way your business to go with, you will need your attorney. But visit your local County office, they will get you your application and get you on your way in your new business. For anymore information on this topic or any other business topic, you can contact me directly at my email jniemira@gmail.com"
eHow Article: Applying for a Business License
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