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PCU, incorporated, established 2012, is a boutique business development, graphic design and web-interface company that also offers a full range of marketing and public relations services centered around project, brand and content development for web, print and media for entrepreneurs.
Do you have an idea, side hustle or small businss?
Start here
access to the information, tools and resources needed to develop, launch and grow in today’s local, global and virtual markets.
when you need a professional edge.
Do you want to own/open a business or do you want to be an entrepreneur?
There is a subtle yet important distinction. On the outside, the terms seem interchangeable but in practice the two are quite different.
An entrepreneur refers to an individual who starts new or leads existing businesses or ventures with the goal of generating profit or value through innovation and risk-taking.
Entrepreneurship encompasses the process of creating, developing, and managing a business or organization and encompasses identifying a market need, developing a product or service to meet that need, and building a sustainable business around it. Entrepreneurs are individuals who take on the challenge of starting and managing these new ventures, often with the goal of disrupting existing markets or creating new ones.
Not all entrepreneurs are business owners and not all business owners are entrepreneurs – for our purposes, entrepreneurship is part of a philosophy or mind-set rather than a job description or title.
Answer 1a
To start a business in Texas, you’ll need to follow several key steps, including selecting a business structure, choosing a registered agent, and completing the Certificate of Formation with the Texas Secretary of State. You’ll also need to obtain an Employer Identification Number (EIN) and any necessary licenses and permits, and ultimately file a Texas Franchise Tax Report.
Answer 1b
To start a business in Texas, schedule a Lean Planning meeting with PCU, incorporated.
You still need to accomplish all the aforementioned tasks (and more) but you will: 1 – have a better understanding the process and 2 – potentially avoid making expensive mistakes.