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Doing Business in Texas: Real Estate Laws Texas real estate laws embody the same principles that the US was founded upon: strong protections for private
Franchising and the E-2 Visa The United States attracts many business owners and investors each year seeking to secure their wealth and future through America’s
What is a Customs Broker? Customs brokers are trade specialists who help facilitate goods being exported and imported into the US. In the US, the
How to Get a Liquor License in Texas Serving alcohol at your restaurant can add much needed revenue and margin for your business. In Texas,
What is Crowdfunding? This year, the SEC promulgated new rules allowing for less sophisticated investors to have an opportunity to invest in companies through crowdfunding.
What is the Difference Between a Registered Agent Address and a Business Address? Many times when I assist companies that have used a cheap LLC
Doing Business in Texas: Financing Financing your project in Texas is typically not very different from seeking financing in other states. From tax-exempt financing to
Doing Business in Texas: Business Practices Law Texas has a number of trade regulations ranging from antitrust to deceptive trade practices laws. These business practices
What to do with Security Deposits? Texas law stipulates many rules for how a tenant’s security deposit is to be handled and returned. A security
How to Read Your FDD Reviewing your FDD is an important step before becoming a franchisee. FTC regulations require any franchisor to give a potential
What To Do After You Form Your Business Entity? After forming your LLC or incorporating, many owners forget there are still steps to take to
Doing Business in Texas: Labor Laws In this installment of our Doing Business in Texas Series we will discuss the various labor laws that affect
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