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Re: KELLYCO post# 2653

Tuesday, 08/05/2008 8:10:38 PM

Tuesday, August 05, 2008 8:10:38 PM

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completely incorrect. Corporations ONLY register(incorporate) in one state. They need a local (city, or county) business license in each locality in which they have a physical presence (i.e. a storefront.) That is why there is a thing called a trademark, so you can protect your business name across state lines. There is not a SINGLE company doing business that is incorporated in more than one state. You may have several corporations in different states with similar or indeed duplicate names.


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