Consult with a legal professional and accountant to choose a legal structure for your business, register with the Secretary of State, and obtain an EIN.
Businesses in the United States are legal entities defined by city, state, and federal laws. The legal structure of a business can vary. Some businesses are structured as corporations, some as limited liability companies, some as sole proprietorships, and so on.
In order to start your business, you’ll need to work with a lawyer and/or attorney to decide on an appropriate legal structure and prepare the necessary documentation.
There are many legal and financial issues to consider when choosing a legal structure for your business. The right legal structure can help limit your liability and protect your personal assets from bankruptcy. Your legal structure can also influence the way your business is taxed and the way it carries out day-to-day operations.
There are many factors to consider when determining an appropriate legal structure for your business, and it’s best to consult with a business counselor, attorney, or accountant before making a decision.
The Small Business Administration is a great resource for learning more about possible legal structures for your business.
Kansas Secretary of State Registration is when businesses and groups sign up to be officially recognized in Kansas. The Kansas Secretary of State's office takes care of this process. By registering, these businesses follow state rules, can work in Kansas, and pay any necessary taxes and fees.