I am starting a business and I want to get bonded.  How do I do that?
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Contact an insurance agent or broker who sells bonds - St. Paul's Travelers is probably the biggest in this area.
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First determine a strategy to how u are going to do it and look at u financial status and tehn u can do mailing  house business
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Many states require it.  And when you go to get the building permits the township could require a copy.  You might not need to be bonded, but you will need a General Liability policy.
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Go to an accounting service and ask. You're going to have to get one anyway. He or she will set you up with a package.\nMine was $800 up-front to incorporate with her sevices and $300 a month after that. It was well worth it and saved my butt many times.
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It's really not as difficult as it seems just some effort that will seem like nothing compared to actually running your own business.\n\n1. You will need to register your business "DBA" at the County Clerk\n2. The city your business will be located in will need you to register for tax purposes this is the BUSINESS LICENSE\n(many small businesses have the city taxes waived for the first 3 years to help with development)\n3. Get a business Bank account.\n4. get your resale license (http://www.boe.ca.gov/)\n\nThere are some serious things you need to consider and doing some research will help you organize your business and have less headache. Make sure once you've done some research on what type of business you'll be starting (sole proprietor, partnership, LLC, corporation etc) you follow the correct order of steps to acquire your status as business. It will keep you from running around in circles and it will save you from potential penalties and or delays.\n\nWhen I started my first business I used went to Boarders and picked up a book by nolo press "how to open up a California business in 24 hrs" http://nolo.com/resource.cfm/catID/9FA25870-14F1-4657-9778F19FB41FB93D/111/228/\nThere are many books that are specific to steps required to open it in CA just do some research it will make this seem less daunting.\nGood Luck
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I would organize the business as an LLC to protect your family's assets.  Register with the state (check their site for details).  Apply for an EIN (Employer ID Number) also called a Tax ID number.  If you do it by phone it's faster than by mail or fax.  Find out if you need a local or county business license.  I only needed a dba (doing business as) form to be filed in my county (but I operate my business from my home).  Then, apply for a Sales Tax ID number as you'll have to file regularly, usually quarterly, and notify the state of your sales tax collected.\n\nTo get a local business checking account, you need all of those forms along with your Driver's License and at least one other form of ID.  Many banks offer free business checking for small businesses.\n\nGood luck.  It's a lot of work, but well worth it.
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You need to set up a Not-for-profit company on the state level.  Start with your states website.  Something like www.state.(two letter abbreviation of state).gov.\n\nYou can use any bank...use one you like.
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consider all options. don't play safe\nsetting up a business is a huge responsibility\n\nTo look into\n\n1. Business plan\n2. Business marketing plan\n3. Financial plan / Start-up loan\n\nHave you checked to make sure your business name is available?; Have you registered your business?; Have you checked and registered your trademark?; Do you need a business licence?;Have you got insurance?;Do you have a business account?; Do you have an accountant?; Have you created a budget?; Can you get to the phone and electrical sockets easily?; Will your furniture fit in the space?; Do you have sufficient light and ventilation?; What is the temperature like in the office?; Do you have enough storage?; Have you all the equipment that you need?; Computers, telephone, fax machine, printer, scanner, etc...?\n\nWould you invest in all that or would you for an alternative like say, a virtual office?
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This courier business is not a simple venture. You need to have a network of couriers in other parts of the country where you have things safely arrived at their destinations. Unless you limit the couriers to within your hometown to start with. Just pass the message around that you are starting this service and as time goes by,with your reputation  establised, people will get you to be their courier man. I would suggest you start a somewhat similar service like paying utilities bills or any other bills as a service for people around your hometown, for a charge. But please be honest and maintain your integrity if you decide to stay long in this business. Good luck to you in whichever busness venture you may decide to go into.
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You should get as many business cards made AS POSSIBLE.\n\n And put them out wherever you can! Like on bulletin boards, etc.\n\n Another thing is get your friends to mention your business in coversations [AKA "namedropping"]. You need to be highly visible and have your bussiness' name out there. \n\n Got a company logo? Put it on a tote bag and carry that around with you. Or make stationary with it, and use that for notes and whatnot.\n\nIf I think of some more ideas, I'll add them!\n\n[j]
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I assume you are in the USA?  Contract laws very from state to state but if you have a contract or written agreement here is what you can do:\n\n1.) Send the contractor a registered letter detailing your complaint.\n2) Failure to respond file a complaint with your STATE better business bureau.\n3) Hire an attorney and go after is bond.  You can usually do this for a small fee.  All legally operating businesses are required to have a bond.  Even if the business has filed for bankruptcy protection the contractor's bonding company is required to refund some or all of the money.\n\nIf you do not have a written or signed agreement with the contractor then a civil suit is your best bet.
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There are a lot of international laws that govern these things.  I would contact a bank that works internationally and an international business lawyer to help you get setup.\n\nGood luck with your venture
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Well go to ur closest place that you want to advestise at and ask them where you can do a commercail for them. i have an i'm on lots of commercail and now i am writing my single  for my new record.
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You can go to your county and look for the business registration division. They would have all the documentation you need for starting a business.\n\nOr you can go to your Secretary of State website and look for links on Doing Business in [YOUR STATE]. That section will contain information on starting your business, and some states will even let you do everything online.
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Either as long as you can trust your partner and you draw up contracts if entering into a partnership.  May also be worth considering setting up a limited company as you can do this with a small business, and at least then you will not be personally liable if things do not go according to plan with your business idea.  Good Luck!
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You might advertise in the newspapers or maybe book a business appointment with a company you think is appropriate for it and discuss with them in a one to one meeting,Hope this helps!!  GOOD LUCK
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Canada Business has a nice step by step guide to incorporating your business in Toronto \n\nhttp://www.cbsc.org/servlet/ContentServer?cid=1085667966128&pagename=CBSC_FE%2Fdisplay&lang=en&c=Regs