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Apr 4, 2024 · About SBA guidance. SBA's guidance documents provide important background on applicable policies, help clarify standards and expectations for various agency audiences, and offer suggested best practices related to SBA's mission. Guidance documents represent SBA's current thinking on a topic. Unless otherwise provided in statute, regulation, or ...
As in previous editions, this 2023 guide includes examples of inspiring stories from small business owners who have leveraged SBA programs and services to seize opportunities, overcome market volatility, and realize their great potential. As you continue your own entrepreneurial journey, remember the SBA is here to help.
From 1995 to 2020, small businesses created 12.7 million net new jobs while large businesses created 7.9 million (Figure 2). Small businesses have accounted for 62% of net new job creation since 1995. Figure 3 displays quarterly small business job gains, losses, and net new jobs since 2000. These statistics were volatile in 2020, with a loss of ...
4 | GOVERNOR’S SMALL BUSINESS HANDBOOK Step 5: Business Tax Responsibilites Determine the potential tax responsibilities of the new business with federal, state, and local tax authorities. Federal tax obligations are filed through the Internal Revenue Service (IRS). State tax filings are done through the Comptroller of Public Accounts.
- Letter from the Small Business Team
- PREPARATION: Writing a Business Plan
- Business Name
- How to Start a Business in Texas
- Step 1: Business Structure and Name
- Step 2: Tax Responsibilities
- Step 3: Business Licenses and Permits
- Step 4: Business Employer Requirements
- SELECTING A BUSINESS ENTITY FORMATION AND REGISTERING WITH THE TEXAS
- ASSUMED NAME CERTIFICATE FILINGS AND LOCAL REGISTRATION: If a business
- Certifications and Active Status Descriptions
- Fees and Payment Options
- STEP THREE: Business Licenses and Permits
- STEP FOUR: Business Employer Requirements
- Workers’ Compensation
- Providing Workers’ Compensation
- Non-subscribers Commercial Property Insurance
- Commercial Automobile Insurance
- Commercial Property Insurance
- Types of Plans
- How Insurers Calculate Small Employer Plan Premiums
- RESOURCE: More About Unemployment Tax
- Who is Not a Liable Employer?
- 9800 Northwest Freeway Suite 120 Houston, TX 77018 Tel: 713-681-9232
- 225 W Poplar San Antonio, TX 78210 Tel: 888-215-2373
- 2314 W University Drive Suite 230 Edinburg, TX 78539 Tel: 956-618-2800 x2828
- SBA Small Business for Veterans
- Texas Property Taxes and Information on Exemptions for Veterans
- Other Resources
- US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Ofice of Small and Disadvantages Business Utilization
- U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA)
- BARRIERS TO FINANCING
- RESOURCE: Financing
- Non-Profit Lenders
- Financing Resources
- Abilene Chapter - www.abilenecreditunions.org/
- Amarillo Chapter
- Big Spring Chapter
- Central Texas Chapter
- East Texas Chapter
- El Paso Chapter - www.elpasochaptercu.org/
- Laredo Chapter
- Magic Valley Chapter
- Permian Chapter
- San Angelo Chapter
- South Plains Chapter
- Texas Crossroads Chapter
- Texoma Chapter
- Top O’ Texas Chapter
- Tyler Area Chapter
- Wichita Falls Chapter
- Wright Patman Chapter
- Texas Economic Development Bank - Texas Product/Business Fund
- RESOURCE: Local Incentives
- Small Business Administration Programs
- Pennsylvania +0.3%
- Overview
- How To Register as a Texas Vendor
- Overview
- Benefits
- Certification
- Program Overview
- What should you know about the HUB Program?
- Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned:
- Freight Rail: 10,425
- Index A: Business Licenses and Permits
- 1-900 Service
- Accounting
- Acupuncture
- Adult Day Care
- Advertising
- Aircraft
- Amusement including Recreational Facilities, Festivals, Bungee Jumping, and Arcades
- Answering Service
- Apartment Rental
- Aquaculture/Fish Farm
- Architecture
- Armored Car/ Courier
- Association
- Athlete Agent, Trainer
- Attorney, Legal Services
- Auction
- Auto Body Shop
- Auto Dealer
- Auto Manufacturer, Converter
- Auto Parts
- Auto Racetrack
- Auto Repair
- Auto Repossession
- Auto/Truck Leasing or Rental
- Aviation
- Bait and Tackle
- Bakery
- Ballooning
- Bank
- Beauty Salon/Barber
- Bingo Parlor
- Boat Dealer
- Bottled Water
- Brew Pub
- Business Brokerage
- Camp Site/Resort-Lodge-Youth Camp
- CPR/First Aid
- Carriage Rides
- Catering
- Cemetery
- Chamber of Commerce
- Check Cashing
- Chemical Dependency Treatment/Halfway House
- Child Care/Day Care
- Chiropractor
- Civil Process Server
- Collection Agency
- Consulting Services
- Convenience Store
- Counseling
- Court Reporting
- Credit Service/Consumer Protection
- Credit Union
- Crop Dusting
- Dentistry
- Diaper Delivery
- Dietitian – Diet Center
- Dog Trainer
- Drug Testing Laboratory
- Dry Cleaning, Linen Service, Laundry
- Electronics – Computer Sales and Repair
- Emergency Medical Services
- Employment/Personnel Agency, Temp Agency
- Engineering
- Environmental Services
- Factoring
- Feed and Fertilizer
- Ferry/ Pleasure Boat
- Fire Sprinkler, Extinguisher, Alarm
- Fishing, Hunting, Trapping
- Food Bank, Pantry, Salvage Brokerage
- Food Manufacturing and Distribution
- Fund Raising
- Funeral Home
- Gas Service Station
- General Contracting, Construction, Home Builder
- Gift Basket Service
- Graphic Design
- Grocery
- Guns, Firearms, Shooting Range
- Health Club**, Gym
- Herbs
- Home Health
- Hospice
- Hospital, Medical, Health Clinic
- Hotel, Motel, Bed and Breakfast
- Import/Export
- Insurance Agency
- Insurance Claims /Medical Billing
- Interior Decorating/Design
- Inventor
- Investment, Stock Brokerage, Venture Capital
- Landscaping, Lawn Care
- Laundromat
- Limousine Service
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG Gas)
- Liquor
- Locksmith
- Lumber, Logging, Saw Mill
- Mail Order
- Manufactured Housing Dealer
- Manufactured Housing Park
- Manufacturing, General
- Massage Therapy
- Medical Laboratory
- Medical Practice
- Membership Warehouse
- Meteorology
- Mining
- Money/Currency Exchange
- Mortgage
- Motor Vehicle Dealer, Motorcycles, House and Travel Trailers, Semi-Trailers
- Mover/Carrier of Household Goods
- Music/Film/Multimedia
- Nonprofit Organization
- Nursery, Florist, Greenhouse
- Nursing Home/Continuing Care Facility
- Oil and Gas
- Optometry
- Ostrich/Emu Farm
- Passport Photo/Visa
- Pawnshop
- Pest Control – Exterminating
- Pet Cemetery
- Pharmaceuticals, Medical Supply and Equipment
- Pharmacy
- Physical Therapy
- Pipeline Services
- Plumbing
- Podiatry
- Poultry
- Printing, Publishing
- Produce
- Property Management
- Race Track, Horse, Greyhound
- Radio, Television
- Radon Testing
- Real Estate
- Recreational Vehicle Park
- Recycling
- Religious Organizations – Churches
- Repair/Maintenance
- Restaurant/Bar/Food Service
- Retail
- Rock Quarry
- Salvage Yard
- Sanitation
- Savings and Loan Bank
- Scale/Meter Device
- Security/Private Investigation/Alarm System Installation
- Shipping
- Shipyard/Coastal Waterway
- Silk Screening
- Speech and Hearing
- Sporting Goods
- Steel Yard
- Talent, Modeling Agency
- Tanning Salon
- Tattoo Parlor, Permanent Makeup Services
- Tax Preparation
- Taxidermy
- Telemarketing
- Telephone services, phone cards
- Television Cable
- Tire Recycling/Retreading
- Toner Cartridge Recharge
- Tow Truck, Wrecker Services
- Trading Company
- Transportation Services
- Travel Agency
- Upholstery
- Utility
- Vehicle Inspection
- Veterinary Services
- Warehouse Storage
- Warranty Services, Residential Service Company
- Water Well Drilling
- Welding
- Wholesale Distribution
- Woodworking, Furniture Refinishing, Arts and Crafts
- www.BusinessInTexas.com
Small businesses are an important part of the state’s mission in helping keep Texas a very business-friendly, fair, dynamic and flourishing economy — one of the best, healthiest and fastest-growing in the country. Small businesses are the backbone of our state and nation, and through collaborations with organizations like yours we help ensure that...
Creating a comprehensive business plan is an important process. The idea of writing a busi-ness plan may not seem important, however, it ultimately serves many important purposes. It will serve to outline the main purpose of your business, its structure, its financing, and its ad-vantages over other market competitors. A solid business plan can ...
Executive Summary: Description of the product or service that your company will sell; to whom the product or service will be sold to; how much this will cost; and how long it will take to become profitable. Keep it simple. Business set-up and structure: Description of the company’s business, legal, and leadership structure. Follow this by a discu...
In business, there are no guarantees. There is simply no way to eliminate all the risks associated with starting a small business but you can improve your chances of success with good planning, preparation, and insight. In Texas, small businesses continue to thrive due to a variety of factors including our excellent geographic location, our highly ...
Determine the legal structure of the business and properly file the business name with the state and/or county.
Determine the potential tax responsibilities of the new business on the federal, state, and local level.
Determine necessary licenses, permits, certifications, registrations, and/or authoriza- tions for a specific business on the federal, state, and local level.
Determine federal and state employer requirements. There are various laws relating to employment of personnel.
SECRETARY OF STATE (if necessary): Determining which business structure is right for a business is an important decision. The information in this section provides an overview of the most commonly utilized for-profit business structures. (Disclaimer: For the most current and accurate information on business entity formations, contact the Texas Sec...
operates as a sole proprietorship or a general partnership, an Assumed Name Certificate (or a “DBA” form-doing business as) for each name1 that a business will use must be on file with the county clerk in each county where a business premise will be maintained. If no business premise will be maintained, it should be filed in each county where busin...
If you are asked to provide a “certificate of existence” for your client’s closing or foreign qualification,order a certificate of fact-status from the Secretary of State. Section 4.005(d) of the Business Organizations Code provides that a certificate of status issued by the Secretary of State stating that the Texas entity is in existence is conclu...
Filing fees for documents submitted under the provisions of the Business Organizations Code are found in Chapter 4. The Business Organizations Code requires payment of all fees as a condition of filing. Appendix B sets forth the current fee schedule for filings made with and for products and services provided by the Ofice of the Texas Secretary of...
The State of Texas does not require a general “business” license. However, there are a number of regulatory agencies that have licensing and permitting requirements based on the type of service, or products associated with your business. Specific professions require state level licenses and can be found at the Texas Department of Licensing and Regu...
The final step in starting a business is determining the federal and state employer requirements. If you are planning on hiring or have already hired employees, you have labor, safety, and tax obligations. Requirements include federal and state mandates such as the Americans with Disabilities Act, Equal Employment, safety, wage, and labor requireme...
The Texas Department of Insurance’s (TDI) Division of Workers’ Compensation (DWC) regulates the state’s workers’ compensation system and certifies employers that want to self-insure. The information below contains excerpts from the website of the Texas Department of Insurance (TDI), and can also be found at www.tdi.texas.gov/pubs/ consumer/cb030.ht...
The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts is charged with the administration and If employers choose to provide workers’ compensation, they must do so in one of the following ways: Buy a workers’ compensation insurance policy from an insurance company licensed by TDI. Be certified by TDI to self-insure workers’ compensation claims. Join a self-insur...
Employers who choose not to have workers’ compensation insurance called non-subscribers must: file an annual notice with TDI; display notices of non-coverage in the personnel ofice and throughout the workplace; and give a written statement of non-coverage to each new employee. Employers without workers’ compensation coverage might have to pay punit...
All automobile drivers in Texas are required to carry proof insurance, regardless of whether a driver is a business owner or not. In other words, all drivers must be able to prove that they are able to be financially responsible in case of liability. Several factors should be considered in determining what type of insurance is needed for your busin...
Commercial Property Insurance helps businesses, including farms and ranches, pay to repair or replace buildings and other property damaged or destroyed because of fire, storm, or other incidents covered by the owner’s policy. It also pays to replace stolen or lost property. Business owners can buy commercial property insurance regardless of whether...
The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) requires all individual and small-employer group plans to cover a standardized package of services. These services are known as essential health benefits. The essential health benefits include the following items and services: Ambulatory patient services (outpatient care you get without being a...
Insurance companies base the amount employers pay for insurance on the specific benefits package and cost-sharing levels chosen by the employer. The health status of employees won’t impact rates. Insurance companies will consider age of employees, tobacco use, and geographic area in determining rates.
The Texas Unemployment Compensation Act (TUCA) defines which employers must pay unemployment taxes as “liable employers.” Liable Texas employers include sole proprietorships, partnerships, Limited Liability Companies (LLC), Professional Limited Liability Company (PLLC), Limited Partnership (LP), Limited Liability Partnerships (LLP), Professional Co...
Those Who Hire Independent Contractors: Independent contractors are not considered employees and therefore the employer is not liable for paying unemployment taxes for payments to those individuals. A worker that is called contract labor and whose wages are reported using IRS Form 1099 may not be an independent contractor. Having the worker sign an...
South Texas Women’s Busi-ness Center - San Antonio Local Development Company
Women’s Business Center Southwest Community Investment Corp.
Women’s Business Border Center - El Paso Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
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Graduates will be prepared for entry into and advancement in careers in business and for contributions to their global and local communities. A degree in business administration will provide you with the skills necessary to be successful in business, where critical thinking, decision-making, problem-solving and teamwork are vital. Our program ...
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online@gsu.edu. VISIT GEORGIA STATE ONLINE. Admissions and Curriculum Inquiries. Admissions. For help with applying or admissions, please review our website, visit a campus office, or contact us at 404-413-2500. Business Administration Department Chair. Dr. M. James Kahiga. MKahiga@gsu.edu. 678-891-3371.
