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This guide outlines key legal steps for Florida business formation in 2026, covering entity choice, Sunbiz filings, registered agents, contracts, trademark protection, and commercial lease reviews to ensure compliance and success.
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This guide outlines key legal steps for starting a Florida business: choosing the right entity (LLC or corporation), registering properly, drafting operating agreements, selecting a reliable registered agent, ensuring licensing, contracts, IP protection, and employment policies.