how do you start a company in florida?  Corp. Inc. 
How do you open a small business step by step?
How old do you have to be for a large loan greater than 25 thousand dollars?
What is the best way to obtain the loan?
What is the best way to write a simple business plan?

Hello:

Welcome to the daring community of the entrepreneurs. I know that the
questions you seek might seem tantalizing. But believe me once you
have the basic idea, you will love to work on your business plans. As
the field of starting a new business is very vast and it has thousands
of resources, I have tried my best to provide you with a list of the
best resources available to you on the internet. They will answer your
questions in a plain easy English.

Q1. ANSWER
It is not difficult to form a corporation these days. It may only take
you five minutes and the best thing is that you can do it online
without leaving the comfort of your home. First, I am not sure about
your company size. If you want to incorporate your business or start
cooperation, you will have to have shareholders. BUT IT SEEMS that you
are planning to open a small business. If you have a small company
than the best way is to form a LLC (limited Liability Corporation) as
it does not demand any shareholders and you enjoy the same tax
benefits as sole proprietorship or a Partnership (no double taxation).
Let me make easy. There are four types of companies. (1. Sole
proprietorship --- you are the sole owner, 2. Partnership --- you and
you partner/s own the company , 3. LLC  4. General Corporation.
The best websites that will tell you of the types of corporations and
how you can form one  are:

Florida State Department
http://www.dos.state.fl.us/startbus/
Business Advisor by SBA
http://www.business.gov/busadv/maincat.cfm?catid=18

Q2:  To open a small business step by step please go to the following
page for easy to understand steps: (Although the above links will help
too)

Small Business Administration
http://www.sba.gov/starting/

Q3: There is no legal age of getting loans in the State of Florida.
The amount of loan depends upon your credit history, loan amount and
business type etc.

Q4: The best way to obtain a loan is Small Business Administration
itself.
Please go to http://www.sba.gov/financing/ OR contact a Small Business
Development Center near you http://www.sba.gov/sbdc/

Another source is the Federal Government 
http://www.smallbusinesscenter.com/

Another Source
http://www.thefloridasearch.com/loans.html


Other sources include national and regional banks.

Q5: The following websites will help you write a simple business plan.

Business Plan
http://www.sba.gov/starting/indexbusplans.html
http://www.businessplans.org/
http://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/bizplan/bizplan.html

Review 
http://www.vfinance.com/home.asp?bps=1&ToolPage=bps_main.asp

Many Websites to help you with business plans.
http://web.mit.edu/entforum/www/Business_Plans/bplans.html

Software to help you

http://www.bplans.com/

Business Plan Archives
http://www.businessplanarchive.org/

Other Useful Websites:

What you will need?
https://www.corporate.com/inc1.cfm

Limited Liability corp.
http://www.corporate.com/corp_type.cfm#llc

Florida  Small Business
http://www.floridasmallbusiness.com/adverts.asp

Please note that the following terms are very useful and you can get a
lot of information by typing them in Google Search Bar.

Search Strategy:

Starting a small business
Small business loans
Types of corporation
Sample business plans
Business plans
Simple business plans

Hope the answer will help you. If you get confused, just let me know
and I will answer your questions as I have myself worked for the small
business development centers. Ask me until you are satisfied. Thanks

Sincerely,
Leader-ga

I'm glad to see you are interested in becoming an entrpreneur. You've
asked some good questions, but they cannot be adequately answered
without knowing a great deal about your situation - what kind of
business? Are you buying an existing company or starting from scratch?
where are you located? what experience and education do you have? What
financial resources do you have? What are your goals? Who do you have
access to who might mentor you? And many, many other questions.

My recommendation would be to begin by going to the library or
bookstore and getting some good books with lots and lots of business
startup ideas and information. Here's one you might start with:
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1891984217/qid=1046186261/sr=2-1/ref=sr_2_1/104-1868850-8905531

Best of luck,

ericynot-ga
Google Researcher and longtime entreprenuer

For information on how to form a Florida corporation, explore the
State of Florida's Web site. Generally, it is the office of the
Secretary of State in a given state that handles incorporations, but
states do differ.

I also suggest exploring the Web site of Nolo Press, at
http://www.nolo.com/  Nolo offers books to guide people who aren't
lawyers in doing things (like forming a corporation) that they may not
ALWAYS need a lawyer to do. You may, for example, find that it would
make more sense in your specific case to operate as a sole
proprietorship or as a partnership rather than as a corporation.

I also suggest an often-recommended book, _Small Time Operator_, by
Bernard B. Kamoroff, CPA. Its ISBN is 0-917510-15-1. It covers much of
what is needed to form and operate a small business.

Here's another web-based company that does incorporations that appears
to be a little cheaper than the one leader-ga mentioned:
https://www.inc-it-now.com

I have been told by a person who used their services that they did a
good job.

ericynot-ga