Update your business identity easily and legally with our step-by-step guidance.
Rebranding to reflect new vision or services
Merging with another company
Attracting new target markets
Legal or trademark issues
Business ownership changes
Current Business Name & Legal Documents
New Business Name Ideas (Check availability)Attracting new target markets
Updated Branding Materials (optional)
Relevant Government Forms
Filing Fees (if applicable)
Check if your desired business name is available in your state.
Fill out and file the legal name change documents with the proper authorities (Secretary of State, etc.).
Update your business name with the IRS, licensing bodies, and local/state authorities.
Ensure all registrations and permits reflect the new name.
Inform banks, vendors, clients, and partners of your name change.
Update your branding materials—logo, website, business cards, and social media.
You might want to rebrand, reflect a new direction, merge with another business, or update your name for marketing purposes.
You must file a name change with your local or state business registration office and update your business license accordingly.
In most cases, you'll need to update your existing business license with the new name, not get a new one.
Yes, you must notify the IRS and any relevant tax agencies about your business name change to avoid any issues.
Yes, there is usually a filing fee, which varies depending on your location and business type.
Generally, your EIN remains the same, but you must inform the IRS of the name change.
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