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Not long ago, one of our clients shared their experience expanding their business into the United States, and we couldn’t help but notice that their reasons are common among those looking for new opportunities. Excited about the growth...
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Hello dear readers, We’re excited to connect with all the bold entrepreneurs ready to make their mark in the U.S. market. We understand the unique challenges you face on this incredible journey, and we’re here to help you...
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There’s a new federal law called the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) that requires small businesses across the country to file reports disclosing their ownership structure and leadership. Failure to comply could result in major fines or even jail...
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Learn how to boost your business with effective market research. Gain insights on competitors and customer preferences for sustainable growth.
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Florida’s vibrant small business community is evident, with approximately 3.1 million small businesses accounting for 99.8% of all businesses in the state, as reported by the U.S. Small Business Administration.  This growing environment shows the importance of understanding...
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Cerrar un negocio en Florida es una realidad común. Según Forbes en 2024, aproximadamente el 20 % de las pequeñas empresas nuevas fracasan durante su primer año, y cerca del 50 % cierran en los primeros cinco años....
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Todo acuerdo comercial necesita una base sólida en forma de contrato. La contraprestación (o consideration, en inglés) es lo que hace que un contrato sea legalmente vinculante. Garantiza que ambas partes estén realmente comprometidas con el acuerdo mediante...
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Consideration is the exchange of something of legal value (money, services, goods, or promises) between parties that makes a contract enforceable. Without it, a contract may be void or unenforceable.
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