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Business Resources

• Starting a Business Checklist
  This detailed checklist from the US Small Business Administration may help when you commence business operations.
• Business Expenses
  Internal Revenue Service Business Forms and Publications Branch. Some of your business expenses may be in-IRS e-file.
• Tax Information For Businesses
  Provides tax information and forms for U.S. businesses.
• U.S. Business Advisor
  Billed as the one-stop electronic link to government for business, the U.S. Business Advisor is a collection of links to other government agencies. Topics include doing business with the government, international trade, finance, labor and employment, general business, and laws and regulations.
• U.S. Small Business Administration
  No matter what stage your business is at, you will find a wealth of information here on starting, running and expanding. Get step-by-step information on launching a business, find out about SBA loan programs, take an online course or register your business in Pro-Net for government contracting opportunities.
• FAQ's for Small Business
  Get answers to your questions! Use this FAQ to get insights into Marketing, Financial Statements and many more issues.

Government Resources

• Internal Revenue Service
  Get the lowdown on current Federal tax regulations and other tax information at the Internal Revenue Services Web site, where you can also download tax forms and instructions. Its Small Business Corner offers advice on starting and operating your own business.
• Federal Trade Commission
  Theres a mother lode of practical information here, including the Business Guidance section, with scores of downloadable business publications on topics ranging from advertising to e-commerce to telemarketing. The directory of regional offices will steer you to the nearest Better Business Bureau, Public Utilities Commissions, state consumer affairs and other agencies offices.
• Occupational Safety and Health Administration
  OSHAs pages provide a wealth of information related to the agencys workplace safety standards and regulations. You can search for OSHA regulatory rules, and delve into a number of other databases that include information such as recordkeeping guidelines, speeches and congressional testimony.
• Library of Congress
  The two most useful areas at this site are Thomas, where you search for information about legislation, and the Copyright Office, where information about copyright law is available.