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Conduct the appropriate research on
your industry, target market and competition.
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Develop a business plan. [More
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Determine your company’s legal
structure. [More
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Choose and register your business’
name. [More
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Contact the Florida
Department of Business & Professional
Regulation to determine if your
business is subject to any state licensing.
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Obtain a Seminole County Business
Tax Receipt, which is required for anyone
doing business in Seminole County. Renew
annually by September 30. [More
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Contact the city/county (if your business
is within city limits) to obtain any
necessary business tax receipts and/or
permits. [More
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Verify any operating restrictions
that your business location may have;
for example, Local HOA Covenants and
Restrictions and/or County/City zoning
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If necessary, acquire a Federal Employer
Identification Number. [More
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If you have or plan to have employees,
review state and federal labor regulations.
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Explore any necessary financing options
for your business. [More
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Meet with an accountant, attorney
and insurance agent to ensure your business’
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Get involved with the local business
community by joining organizations such
as the Chamber of Commerce. [More
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