Entrepreneurship is on the rise in America. According to the US Census Bureau, more than 4 million new businesses are started each year. In Texas alone, there are currently 3.1 million small businesses, and they employ more than 45% of the private workforce in the...
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What are the terms of a limited partnership in Texas?
A limited partnership ("LP") in Texas is comprised of general partners and limited partners. Limited partners do not have personal responsibility for the business's debts and legal activities (unless they sign a personal guaranty). They also have less control than the...
How does a startup compare to other types of businesses?
A business in the preliminary stages of formation or growth, when it brings a new product or service to the market, is considered a startup. In 2021, Texas saw 492,233 such entities, 106,674 more than the previous year. Involvement level The difference between a...
Why an LLC operating agreement is essential
A limited liability company business structure can be an excellent choice for certain Texas operations where there are multiple owners. However, an operating agreement is a must. There should be a well-understood chain of command, as well as responsibilities within...
Common and preferred stock differences
If you are considering creating a startup and deciding whether to issue common stock, preferred stock, or both, then it is important that you understand the difference between the two, and why one may be better than the other. In Texas, there is a lot of commercial...
Mistakes to avoid when starting a business
Starting your own Texas business may be an effective way to gain control over your career, while helping to improve the lives of your loved ones. However, it's important to note that roughly half of startup companies fail within five years of their founding. You might...
Three mistakes to avoid when starting a new business
Each year, many individuals open successful new businesses in Texas, but if an entrepreneur is not prepared, they can make some mistakes in the initial start-up phase. Here are a few tips to help you avoid three of the more commonly made mistakes when opening a new...
Formulate a Management Agreement to Avoid Disputes
Anyone entering into a business relationship in Texas should know that it is a lot like a marriage in many ways. Unless your business is a single-member entity (i.e., there is only ONE person involved), you will find it necessary to work closely with other...
What are the benefits of an LLC?
If you're starting a business in Texas, you might want to consider operating it as a limited liability company (LLC). LLCs offer certain benefits that you won't get when you're a sole proprietor, and are usually much less complex than forming a corporation. When you...
Why should you hire an attorney when you start a business?
Starting a business partnership in Texas might seem fairly easy. Two people have an idea, get together and form a business. That's all it takes, right? In fact, a business partnership is a complex legal agreement that can lead to conflicts if it's not handled by an...
