Q: Once you decide to start a business how long do you have to retain a business license in the state of New Jersery?
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A: As long as you want to operate the business. You really need to have an in person consultation to set up the right corporate structure, have the proper protection for any intellectual property that you may have, as well as have contracts properly drafted to avoid unnecessary problems and potential for liability. Do not let geographic restrictions get in the way of retaining the best attorney. Pick the best attorney you can find and remember one rule: a good attorney is generally never cheap, and a cheap attorney is generally never good so don't choose based on price.
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A: You need it before you do any business attorney Boyer was right in his answer see a lawyer for a consultation it may cost you a few bucks but it could save you thosands in the long run.
A: You should do this as soon as possible. You will need to start reporting sales and use tax. Depending on the type of business, you will need to register through the state or county. An experienced business law in attorney will be able to properly advise you.
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