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IN THE FEBRUARY ISSUE:
Unlocking Business Potential with SBA Loans
Small businesses face several challenges when it comes to growth and expansion. A common issue is securing financing to support business growth, such as funding startup costs, operating costs, real estate purchases and the myriad of expenses incurred in running a business. A loan through the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) is one option for overcoming this hurdle. Read More...
Foreign Entity Registration: Don’t Forget These Considerations
Corporations, limited liability companies and other entities must be formed under the laws of a specific state, but the ability of those entities to act does not stop at the state border. An entity doing business in a state other than its state of formation must register to do business as a foreign entity in that other state. The applicable statutes, however, do not define the activities that require registration beyond the vague term “doing business”; rather, the statutes only provide a non-exhaustive list of examples that represent activities “not constituting doing business.” Read More...
Reminder: Annual Reporting Requirements for Pa. Business Owners Start This Year
Reporting requirements established by Pennsylvania’s Act 122 of 2022 began this year, mandating that most domestic and foreign business filing associations file with the Pennsylvania Department of State an annual report detailing certain information about the association. The new reporting obligation replaces the previous decennial report and contains substantially the same information. Read More...
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