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Free Help for Entrepreneurs From the U.S. Government

By Rich Silver

The U.S. Business Advisor is a Web site created and maintained by the Small Business Administration. It was designed to provide a one-stop source of links to the information and services our government provides to help small businesses.

The 12 different categories in the site map will give you information on starting a business, finding grants, tax regulations, laws and regulations, financial assistance, workplace issues, government property for sale, and E-commerce. There's also an extensive FAQ area and 20 different categories of information if you're interested in doing international trade.

There is an overwhelming amount of information here, but it's easy to get around the site and you should be able to find whatever it is you're looking for. Once you're ready to begin that business you're interested in, click http://www.business.gov and get your questions answered.

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