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Event: 'Business Start-up Essentials'

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Date: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 - 6:00 pm

Duration: 2 Hours

Contact Info:

Erica C. Rodriguez (210) 458-2460

Email: sbdcworkshop@utsa.edu

URL: http://bit.ly/BSU-2-21-12

Have you ever wondered what it takes to start a small business? How about what it takes to operate one? Come to this seminar and have your questions answered! Topics discussed in this class include: choosing a name and legal structure, your responsibilities and requirements as they pertain to local and federal entities, and business start up costs. If you are considering opening a small business this is your starting point.

UTSA Downtown Campus, Durango Bldg., Room 2.316

Online Fee: $30

Walk-in Fee: $50

Register online and save $20. While multiple workshop registrations can be made, only one payment can be made at a time. Please feel free to call or email for any questions.