The hassle-free way to start a new restaurant
Table Needs Filer is the one-stop-shop to file all the legal paperwork required to open a new restaurant. From LLC filings and tax IDs to DBAs and trademarks, plus everything you need to run your business.
You’ve been thinking about the menu for months. Your theme and concept are solid. You have the funds, the time and the ambition. It’s go-time to open the restaurant, coffee shop or food truck of your dreams.
But first – you need to make your restaurant business legally official.
🤔💼🍽️ Do you need a business entity to run your restaurant?
You bet. Forming a restaurant business as a Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) opens a lot of doors while protecting your own personal assets and saving money on taxes.
Protect your personal assets
Minimize taxes
Secure an EIN
Apply for loans and financing
Open a business bank account
Secure licenses and permits
Purchase insurance
Attract investors
Trademark restaurant name and logo
đź“‹đź“‚ What do you need to open a restaurant?
On average, there are 15 different permits, registrations and agreements required to open a restaurant. The good news is that our team can help you figure out exactly what you need to make everything legit.
Form an LLC, plus yearly renewal
Designate a DBA
Create an operating agreement
Obtain an EIN and state tax ID
Licensing requirements and applications
permits and approvals
📝💰🍴The quick, affordable way to start a restaurant business
Are you excited?! We’re excited! Let’s make your restaurant dreams a reality. Form your business right now in just a few clicks: no hourly charges, no fine print, no confusing contracts.
Have questions? Not sure what to do next? Our restaurant experts will schedule time to hear about your new restaurant, answer your questions, and guide you through the next steps.
This is awkward…
We’re happy you’re still here but, um, all the good stuff is up above. If you have questions or just want to chat about the best burger you’ve ever eaten, we are here for it – but you still gotta fill out that form.