Doing business under a name other than your
own? You’ll probably need a DBA. Luckily, Bizee
can help.
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A DBA stands for “doing business as” and is a
registered name you give your business (or part
of your business) that is different from its legal
registered name.
DBAs are typically filed with the Secretary of
State or other entity that governs business
formation in your state. If your business operates
in multiple states, you’ll likely need to file a DBA in
every single state. Want to make the process
easier on yourself? You can file a DBA online with
Bizee in a snap (more on that below).
If you’re a sole proprietorship or partnership,
you’ll likely need a DBA. That’s because you’re
unincorporated, so you didn’t file entity formation
papers or choose a business name. Your legal
name will be your business name unless you file a
DBA.
S and C corporations, LLCs and limited
partnerships typically don’t need a DBA if they’re
happy with their legal business name. On the
contrary, franchise owners may want to file a DBA
to indicate they’re operating a business under
the franchise’s umbrella.
No matter what type of business you’re forming,
make sure you check with your state on the
proper process, or sign up for our DBA package
and let us handle the rest.
Whether you file a DBA yourself or work with us, you might also see DBA
listed by a few other names, including:
Our DBA package offers four key benefits that business owners should pay attention to.
A DBA for each location your business operates in
allows them to hold distinctly separate names
under the same umbrella company (for example,
“Cassidy’s Cookies New York” and Cassidy’s Cookies
LA”).
When you form a business, it automatically takes on
the name of the business owner unless you file as a
certain legal entity (like an LLC or S or C
Corporation). A DBA allows you to legally separate
your name from your business’s name so you can
maintain privacy.
A DBA for each location your business operates in
allows them to hold distinctly separate names
under the same umbrella company (for example,
“Cassidy’s Cookies New York” and Cassidy’s Cookies
LA”).
When you form a business, it automatically takes on
the name of the business owner unless you file as a
certain legal entity (like an LLC or S or C
Corporation). A DBA allows you to legally separate
your name from your business’s name so you can
maintain privacy.
Our DBA package offers four key benefits that business owners should pay attention to.
No subscriptions, no recurring fees. No hidden costs
and clear, transparent pricing — always.
No subscriptions, no recurring fees. No hidden costs
and clear, transparent pricing — always.
No subscriptions, no recurring fees. No hidden costs
and clear, transparent pricing — always.
No subscriptions, no recurring fees. No hidden costs
and clear, transparent pricing — always.
Filing a DBA is a multi-step process. While you could try to tackle the following
yourself — why add more work to your plate?
Let Bizee handle DBA filing for total peace of mind.
Usually this is the Secretary of State. However, sometimes this is done at the county level. If that’s the case, make sure you register your DBA in each county you operate in.
Usually this is the Secretary of State. However, sometimes this is done at the county level. If that’s the case, make sure you register your DBA in each county you operate in.
Usually this is the Secretary of State. However, sometimes this is done at the county level. If that’s the case, make sure you register your DBA in each county you operate in.
Usually this is the Secretary of State. However, sometimes this is done at the county level. If that’s the case, make sure you register your DBA in each county you operate in.
Usually this is the Secretary of State. However, sometimes this is done at the county level. If that’s the case, make sure you register your DBA in each county you operate in.
It typically costs $25-$100 to file a DBA. This depends on your state — for example, it costs $15-$25 in Texas and
$55-$65 in Florida. You can find this information online when you go to file or by using the state search feature above.
It typically costs $25-$100 to file a DBA. This depends on your state — for example, it costs $15-$25 in Texas and
$55-$65 in Florida. You can find this information online when you go to file or by using the state search feature above.
It typically costs $25-$100 to file a DBA. This depends on your state — for example, it costs $15-$25 in Texas and
$55-$65 in Florida. You can find this information online when you go to file or by using the state search feature above.
It typically costs $25-$100 to file a DBA. This depends on your state — for example, it costs $15-$25 in Texas and
$55-$65 in Florida. You can find this information online when you go to file or by using the state search feature above.
It typically costs $25-$100 to file a DBA. This depends on your state — for example, it costs $15-$25 in Texas and
$55-$65 in Florida. You can find this information online when you go to file or by using the state search feature above.
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