Frequently Asked Questions

A DBA (Doing Business As) can significantly enhance the credibility of your business and give you a competitive edge over your competitors. This is achieved in several ways. Firstly, a DBA notifies consumers who is doing business under a different name, protecting them from business fraud and thereby increasing trust in your business. 

It also allows you to assert intellectual property rights under the assumed name, further enhancing your business's credibility.

Secondly, a DBA allows you to operate and receive payments under your business name. This not only improves your business's legitimacy to suppliers and customers but also gives you a competitive edge as it makes your business appear more professional and established.

Thirdly, a DBA allows you to conveniently separate your lines of business. For corporations and LLCs with different products and services, a DBA enables them to operate under different names that accurately represent subsets of the business. 

This can be particularly beneficial when expanding to a new business line that's not covered by your existing business name, allowing you to appeal to different consumer groups and gain a competitive edge.