The Washington Post’s Business Page has an Article Posted on how confusing licensing and certification can be when starting a new business:

Aside from questions about loans, grants, and generally getting started in small business, one of the most commonly asked questions on the Small Business Administration (SBA) Web site is “How do I get a business license?”

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