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Starting a business in Texas requires you to complete a number of basic steps and make some key decisions. As part of your overall plan, you'll need to select a location, decide on a business structure, and obtain the necessary licenses and permits. Additionally, determining which financing options will meet your short-term needs and long-term goals is crucial. Within this section, you will find information on some quick steps on how to get started. We’ve broken the process of starting a business down into four basic steps, which are discussed in greater detail via the following links. Please note that new business owners should not hesitate to seek the guidance of a professional tax consultant, accountant, and/or attorney to help verify that all legal requirements are met before operating a business. Visit the website for more information. Source: Texas Open for Business
 
Starting a business in Texas requires you to complete a number of basic steps and make some key decisions. As part of your overall plan, you'll need to select a location, decide on a business structure, and obtain the necessary licenses and permits. Additionally, determining which financing options will meet your short-term needs and long-term goals is crucial. Within this section, you will find information on some quick steps on how to get started. We’ve broken the process of starting a business down into four basic steps, which are discussed in greater detail via the following links. Please note that new business owners should not hesitate to seek the guidance of a professional tax consultant, accountant, and/or attorney to help verify that all legal requirements are met before operating a business. Visit the website for more information. Source: Texas Open for Business

Revision as of 10:56, 7 October 2016


Small Business Development Ecosystem of Houston
Texas Hospitality for Small Business Owners
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Institution Information
Name Texas Hospitality for Small Business Owners
Project Small Business Development Ecosystem of Houston
Classification Resource Center
Non-Profit Status Yes
Cost $
Development Stage Start-Up
Minorities no
Women no
Education yes
Certification no
Consulting no
Coworking no
Financing no
Meeting no
Mentoring no
Networking no
Contact Phone Number 512- 936-0100
Website https://texaswideopenforbusiness.com/start-business
Contact E-Mail {{{email}}}URIs of the form "{{{email}}}" are not allowed.
Copyright © 2016 McNair Center. All Rights Reserved.

Starting a business in Texas requires you to complete a number of basic steps and make some key decisions. As part of your overall plan, you'll need to select a location, decide on a business structure, and obtain the necessary licenses and permits. Additionally, determining which financing options will meet your short-term needs and long-term goals is crucial. Within this section, you will find information on some quick steps on how to get started. We’ve broken the process of starting a business down into four basic steps, which are discussed in greater detail via the following links. Please note that new business owners should not hesitate to seek the guidance of a professional tax consultant, accountant, and/or attorney to help verify that all legal requirements are met before operating a business. Visit the website for more information. Source: Texas Open for Business