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assumed name

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A quick definition of assumed name:

An assumed name is a name that a business uses to operate or is commonly known by. It can also be called a fictitious name or DBA (doing business as). Some states require businesses to file an assumed-name certificate with the secretary of state or county clerk's office where the business is located. A corporate name is different from an assumed name and is the registered name under which a corporation conducts legal affairs. A personal name is an individual's name given at birth, and a surname is the family name. A proprietary name is a name that can be owned and registered as a trademark.

A more thorough explanation:

An assumed name is a name that a business operates under or is commonly known by. It can also be referred to as a fictitious name or DBA (doing business as). For example, if a company named Antex Corporation operates under the name Computer Warehouse, then Computer Warehouse is their assumed name.

Many states require businesses to file an assumed-name certificate if they operate under a name other than their legal name. This certificate is usually filed with the secretary of state's office or the county clerk's office where the business is located.

Other types of names include:

  • Personal name: An individual's name given at birth, such as John or Sarah.
  • Corporate name: The registered name under which a corporation conducts legal affairs, such as suing, being sued, and paying taxes.
  • Trademark name: A nondescriptive name that may be owned and registered as a trademark.

These different types of names help to identify and distinguish individuals, businesses, and products from others.

assultus premeditatus | assume or reject

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or english for that matter
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@NemoPropheta: his point was to protect the collar at all costs, therefore fold most shirts. I HATE when collars be acting out, so I will adpot his method: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/QaVKudd36zc?feature=share
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