What do I need to know to start a buisness in lyon county?
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Is that lyon county kansas?\n\nThis is considerable risk and reward with starting a business. Most business fail within the first two years. \nThe most common problems is money. Either the company was underfunded initially or money was misspent. Sometime it not spending money where it needs to be spent which cause problems. Getting legal help in starting your business and outsourcing your accounting may seem like an unneeded expense, but it allows you to spend more time on your business plan and can keep  you out of trouble in the years to come. Liability insurance should be a consideration to protect you personal assests.\n\nThis said, I known several people who have ignored this advice and have had successful small businesses. (ie the are living off the income of the business.)\n\nKnowledge will be tool which will help you from becoming one of the many failed businesses. Look at the following web sites for idea.\n\n\nhttp://www.business.gov/regions/states/kansas/index.html
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if u go to your county clerks office and ask they will tell you all u need to know, u will also want to apply for a \n(DBA) (do business as) the name of your service\n\ngood luck
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first of all start small and then grow. many business start off big and fail. it is legal to work you business from a home ,but you must obey the heath codes. you have to be tough to run a business, people will smile and lie to you while taking avantage of you.  with low in come housing  there mostly crime and dead beats. look for goverment grants, and keep an eye on politics. \nit wiil tell you the mood of the people and thier spending. people have a hard time spending money they do not have. provide people with what they need, then with what they want.
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You have a good proposition.  Now do the planning.  You will need capital and since you are a non-profit you can approach community businesses and ask for support in the way of money, materials, property and the like.  \n\nYou can also do grant research on the web to apply for monies available for your endeavor.  And be prepared for hard work and road blocks.  There is often very vocal opposition in community organizing.\n\nIt helps to find others of like minds and enlist their aid.  Such as teachers, professors, political organizers and local and state politicians.\n\nGood luck.\n\nPeace.
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The county clerk will have the details.  If it is a state measure, the secretary of state's office.  The details vary from one jurisdiction to another, but basically what you need to do is print up the exact wording of the proposition and circulate it for signatures.  The signatories must all be registered voters of the jurisdiction involved, and there is a minimum number of signatures to qualify for the ballot.  There will also be time deadlines for submitting them.  Be sure to get all this information before you start, because collecting the signatures will take time and organization.  You need to put a handful of the printed propositions, with lots of lines for people to sign, on a clip-board, make sure you have a supply of pens that work, and canvas anyone who is willing to stop and speak to you in shopping areas, public buildings, around bus or train stations, etc.  Then you need to collect about 10% more signatures than the law requires, because some people will forget and sign twice, and some will not be validly registered to vote.\n\nGood luck!  I hope your idea is worth all that.  Once it gets on the ballot, of course, you will still have a huge amount of work persuading voters to vote in favor of it.
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No degree required. That's what's awesome about the good ol' USA. Anyone can be an entrepreneur. \n\nShe will need to start with a permit from the health department, which will inspect her facility. Their number is 334-745-5765. Next she will need a state and county business license, which she can get from Lee County. \nTheir website is with is: http://www.leeco.us/  \n\nI called, and you have to make an appointment to pick up forms. Here in California, we just email 'em!\n\nAfter that, there should be enough people involved to guide her from there.\n\nGood Luck, and send me a muffin!
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The best routes to take are to research the process of starting a business as well as the industry you're interested in.\n\nI posted links for you in the source box pertaining to starting a business in your state.\n\nResearch, research, research – this cannot be stressed enough. Read as much as you can. Here are some book titles that are relevant:\n\n* How To Start A Business In Georgia (Legal Survival Guides) by Charles T. Robertson, Mark Warda\n* How to Form a Corporation Llc or Partnership in Georgia by W. Dean Brown\n\nHope that helps! I wish you much success & happiness in all your ventures!
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The city will matter because they won't issue a business license unless your facility is in the right zone.  Do not assume that you can open such a facility in any commercial zone because that is not the case...you have to check with the city to see what version of Commercial zoning will allow for a club.\n\nNext you need two other permits that I know of; a license from ABC (Alcohol Beverage Control) to sell for consumption on site (a hard license to get and expensive I believe).  And then a customary county health department permit which isn't usually too bad ($600 where I live).\n\nGood luck.
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If you want to be up and running ASAP:\n\nhttp://smallbusiness.yahoo.com
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You'll need to get the license from the local municipality in which you want to open your shop.  You'll be required to pay a license fee, and you'll also need to collect sales tax on any parts that you sell, and remit that tax to the state.\n\nYou'll also need a federal tax id number and you'll need a state tax id number.
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First thing you need to do is put an "executive summary" of or your idea (or a more detailed "business plan") together.   It doesn't have to be anything crazy but it should cover the following topics:\n\n1) A general overview of the idea.  Basically, explain the business and describe why you think it is a good idea.  Include as much third party supporting evidence as possible.  You want to show that you (or your group) are not the only one who thinks this is a good idea.\n\n2) Backgrounds/Resumes of those involved.   Investors are investing in the people behind the idea as much as they are looking to invest in the idea itself.\n\n3) Planned Marketing Strategies (How are you going to attract customers?)\n\n4) Operation Summary.  Detail how you plan to operate your business.  \n\n5) How much are you willing to give up to someone who is willing to lend financial backing?  This can be a percentage of ownership in the company, interest on a more traditional loan, a revenue share opportunity, or any combination.\n\n6) Financial Projections (What are your start up costs? What will your monthly expenses be? Are you going to lease or buy equipment? How much revenue will you generate? etc).\n\nNow that you have your idea on paper, you can start looking for investors.  (Well, even if you have all the answers in your head, you can start talking to people.  But, at some point, they will more than likely want all of the above written out.)\n\nIn this case, I'd start talking to friends and family about the business.  You never know who might be interested.  Also, check with your local small business administration.  They can point you in the right direction regarding local investors.
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Call the department of commerce in the city you will be based in.Also the government does have some grants for people who wish to start a business.
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Fist thing would be to find a city, or mall that will allow you to open a such business.... Then I guess it would be order a bunch of products and open up... making sure that you only sell to people that are the appropriate age.... Police like to send under age people in stores like that...\n\nGood Luck
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First I'd file the LLC in Nevada. Look on the net for corporations start up. They will walk you through. You can get a kit that will explain. Marketing business is safe and your LLC is just a legal thing and show growth. You can and will get preprinted by laws for the state you area LLC. I live in Va. and I'm a corporation in Delaware. We make candy. I"m foreign company to Va. Cost me $45.00 verse $1000.00. If you're good at marketing why are you waiting for Aug. Your start up will be with your funds. It's best to get first funds from friends & family you can trust.  never ask anyone that can't replace the money themselves.( Retired) Best J. kelly
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Call some local Bonding Companies where you are and they should be able to tell you. Every State is different on their requirements. If you are looking to start up your own company you may need to contact your local County/Sheriff and they can help you out with that. G/L on opening your own, it is a hard business to get into.
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The rules and procedures depend on the state. I suggest you go to your state's Secretary of State website. They would have a page on how to start a business in the state, then look for the link on how to start and register a partnership in the state. Without knowing the actual state, we will not be able to point you to the right direction.
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You need a business license, which you can get from city hall. Also you'll need liability insurance. Aside from that, you'll need all the money and other stuff. Good luck!