To thrive as a contractor, you need clients. It’s important to promote your contractor business to attract clients, but you want to promote to the right kind of clients.    If you cast a wide net and just promote to the masses, it can cost you. What do you mean? Well, if you spend time and

If you’re a contractor or own a contractor business, you need to market yourself to grow clientele and increase profits.   How else will people know you exist? As a contractor licensing company, our team at Licenses Etc. wanted to share with you a few tips on how you can promote yourself as a contractor, so

As you know, it’s annual report time, which means from now until May 1st you need to file an annual report for your business. If you do not file an annual report by May 1st, you will need to pay a $400 late fee as a penalty. The late fee will keep your business from being dissolved. 

As you can probably tell, going “green” isn’t a trend or fad, it’s here to stay and it’s the way of the future.   More and more industries, including construction companies and contractors, are turning to greener methods; they are learning how to be profitable while making greener decisions.  Not every sustainable decision a company makes needs to be out in the open or sellable to

In Georgia, its annual registration season, which started January 1 and goes until April 1, 2021.  You must file an annual report to maintain an LLC or corporation in Georgia. The report is used to confirm and update a business’ information with the Secretary of State.    If your annual registration and payment are not postmarked by April 1,

Georgia Secretary of State’s annual registration season for 2020 is from now to April 1, 2020. If your annual registration and payment are not postmarked by the April 1, 2020 deadline, you will be fined a $25 late filing penalty fee. Your entity may be administratively dissolved or revoked by the Secretary of State. To