Arkansas Business Start-up Checklist

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The business start-up checklist below is meant to inform you of the tasks you may have to perform when starting your business. Not every small business will have to complete each step. For instance, you may decide not to register your trademark with state or federal officials. Or, you may not be required to publish a notice of intent to do business. Since laws vary by state and by type of business, be sure to check with local authorities to determine if there are any additional legal steps you need to take.
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Start an Arkansas Business in 12 Simple StepsStep 1: Choose a Business Idea.Step 2: Plan Your Arkansas Business.Step 3: Get Funding.Step 4: Choose a Business Structure.Step 5: Register Your Arkansas Business.Step 6: Set up Business Banking, Credit Cards, and Accounting.Step 7: Get Insured.More items...

How much does it cost to form an LLC in Arkansas? The Arkansas Secretary of State charges a $45 fee to file the Articles of Organization online and $50 if filed by mail. You can reserve your LLC name with the Arkansas SOS for $25 if filed by mail or $22.50 if filed online.

Conduct market research. Market research will tell you if there's an opportunity to turn your idea into a successful business.Write your business plan.Fund your business.Pick your business location.Choose a business structure.Choose your business name.Register your business.Get federal and state tax IDs.More items...

How to Start a Business in ArkansasChoose a Business Idea. Take some time to explore and research ideas for your business.Decide on a Legal Structure.Choose a Name.Create Your Business Entity.Apply for Arkansas Licenses and Permits.Pick a Business Location and Check Zoning.File and Report Taxes.Obtain Insurance.More items...

If you don't register your business, a bank will not provide you with a business account. Additionally, if you do not register your business, the chances of getting funding from investors (unless they are friends or family) are next to none.

The absolute bare minimum it costs to start an LLC in Arkansas is $45. This is the cost of the Articles of Organization Fee. Your Articles of Organization are what make your business official with the state.

Businesses that operate within Arkansas are required to register for one or more tax-specific identification numbers, licenses or permits, including income tax withholding, sales and use tax (seller's permit), and unemployment insurance tax.

Business Plan. Almost every business needs a little funding to get started.Partnership Agreement.LLC Operating Agreement.Buy/Sell Agreement.Employment Agreement.Employee Handbook.Non-Disclosure Agreement.Non-Compete Agreement.More items...

Not every Arkansas business needs a license. However, many types of business either can or must get one or more licenses or permits. Some of these permits and licenses are issued by the state. Examples include licenses related to restaurant and food services, contractor licenses, and child care licenses.

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