Information on filing a DBA “Doing Business As”
What’s a DBA? DBA stands for “doing business as.” It is also known as a FBN (fictitious business name) in most Arizona counties. You must file a DBA regardless of the type of business structure that you have set up (sole proprietor, partnership or corporation, LLC or LLC). If you intend to operate your business …
Arkansas law states that anyone may not transact business or conduct business under any name other than that of the entity’s legal name unless they file an application to register that name. This is commonly known as a “doing business as” (or DBA) name. Arkansas is not the only state that has unique rules regarding …
What is a DBA? DBA is an acronym that stands for “doing business as.” It is also known as a tradename in most Alaska counties. You must file a DBA regardless of the type of business structure that you have set up (sole proprietor, partnership or corporation, LLC or LLC). If you intend to operate …
Alabama entrepreneurs may not want to use their business’s full legal title for all activities. A “doing business as” (DBA) name can be helpful for branding. It allows you to operate your small business under a different title. If you are interested in creating a DBA for your Alabama business, follow the steps below. DBA …
What’s a DBA? DBA stands for “doing business as.” It is also known as a FBN (fictitious business name) in most California counties. You must file a DBA regardless of the type of business structure that you have set up (sole proprietor, partnership or corporation, LLC or LLC). If you intend to operate your business …