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Business Organization and Transactions

How is a public offering structured?

Public offerings are a way for some companies to generate income. Public offerings may be either initial public offerings, if the company has never issued shares publicly before, or additional issues, if the company has issued shares in the past. Public offerings can also be described as primary offerings, where the company earns the proceeds from the sale; secondary offerings, where a major shareholder or shareholders profit from the proceeds; or a combination offering, where both the company and the shareholders sell shares.

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Business Organization and Transactions

Should a business use a "doing business as" name?

Should a business owner lease or buy equipment for the business?

How do business owners transfer businesses to their children?

Should an entrepreneur use a credit card to finance a start-up?

Who is considered an independent contractor?

How should a business owner use a business plan?

What types of insurance will a business owner need for the business?

What requirements must employers comply with before hiring employees?

What taxes must businesses pay?

What is a Small Business Administration loan?

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