Among the many challenges of owning a business of any size is the need to keep track of your organization’s activities. This isn’t just important for helping your business operate efficiently—it’s also a legal requirement. Depending on the type of business entity you operate, federal and Virgin Islands laws may apply to your business in
If you own or operate a business, it will likely be necessary to, at some point, apply for a business loan to cover short-term costs and resolve any cash flow challenges you may have. In fact, borrowing effectively can represent the difference between a business’s success or failure, especially if your company is young.
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A sole proprietorship is the simplest business structure you can operate under. It is technically not a legal entity—it is just a single person who owns the business and is personally responsible for its debts. The business can operate under the name of its owner or under a fictitious trade name.
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Starting a business can be complicated enough without having to deal with making unnecessary legal mistakes in the process. If you’re considering starting a business in the U.S. Virgin Islands, it’s important to be informed of the most common legal problems to avoid. By taking the following tips into consideration, you can make this process