Doing Business Outside Your State
Foreign qualification is more than just paperwork—it’s a critical legal requirement that enables businesses to operate seamlessly across state lines. But with each jurisdiction setting its own rules, even seasoned professionals can encounter unforeseen challenges.
Missteps in qualification can lead to significant consequences, including penalties, business disruptions, and potential personal liability for officers and directors. That’s why it’s essential to get it right from the start.
Download our guide to gain clarity on multi-state compliance—and make sure you’re prepared wherever business takes you.
Overview
CSC’s 2025 "Doing Business Outside Your State" is your go-to report for understanding varying state requirements. This complimentary resource offers trusted insights for all 50 states, plus the District of Columbia.
By downloading the guide, you’ll also have access to our interactive webpage, providing quick and simple access to the essential information you need to know about doing business outside your state. For each of the 50 states, you’ll be able to see:
An in-depth list of all activities that do not constitute doing business, from engaging in litigation to interstate commerce
A full breakdown of the consequences of doing business without authority