How Do You Open A Bowling Pro Shop?
Bowling has become increasingly popular within the past few years. According to the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America, almost 70 million bowlers participated in the sport in 2009. In addition to the renewed interest in bowling, many bowling alleys have received a facelift as well. Now often called family entertainment centers, the facilities offer expanded lounges and more food and beverage choices. More entertainment options for non-bowlers add to facilities’ family appeal. Choose your pro shop business structure. Meet with a Certified Public Accountant experienced with hybrid businesses (e.g. companies that offer a mix of products and services). Ask her to recommend the best business structure for your bowling pro shop: a sole proprietorship; a limited liability company (LLC); or a conventional corporation. Consult with a commercial insurance agent with experience similar to your accountant’s. Visit your city or county clerk’s office for your business license. Finally, cont
