Some states may require businesses to register a DBA for their business. Here's what you need to know about DBA's.

A DBA, or "doing business as," is a fictitious name under which you do business that's different from your own name or your company's legal name. A business can use more than one DBA to represent ...

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DBA is an acronym for "Doing Business As," and it's a nickname used to describe your company, explains BizFilings. It is also known as a trade name and as a fictitious business name in California.

A DBA simply stands for "doing business as," and you'll file a DBA when you want to conduct business under a name of your choosing. DBAs provide flexibility for both sole proprietors and larger ...

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