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Resources & Research Tools

Running a small business is no easy task, fortunately there are myriad sources of information to help you along the way. The following links should provide you with a better sense of resources available to help you.

When you're ready to discuss your options in-person, contact your local SBDC to schedule a one-on-one consulting session with an SBDC consultant.

  • FindLaw has legal information, guides, sample forms and other legal resources.

  • IRS's Digital Daily has resources for employers and tax and wage information for new and existing businesses.

  • Bplans.com has sample plans and writing tips.

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