I’ve never seen a business document where the only part of the document that included the company name was a logo (or a photograph of a logo).
I’ve never seen a business document with a company name that didn’t include the company logo or a photo of the company logo.
The only exception to the above rule is if the company name is a part of the document that contains the name of the company. In these cases, the company name is usually printed at the top of the page. On the other hand, some company names (e.g., “Microsoft”) are just part of a larger company name.
There’s definitely a reason why the business name is a part of the document, so in this case it’s probably not a good idea to use the business name as a part of the document (especially if it’s used for a logo or a photograph of a logo).
Also, keep in mind that companies don’t often want to be associated with a certain brand name. It might be a good idea to avoid using the company name in the document.
Another reason for using the company name as a part of the document is just to make it look professional. If you were to have the company name on the document, it would be more difficult to use the name in a photo, an email signature, a business card, or the company logo.
Another reason to avoid using the company name on the document is because the name might get picked up by Google if you include it in the document. Some companies do use the company name for their copyright, trademark, or trade dress. To avoid this, it is best to only use the name in a document.
The reason to use the word “business” is not because the document is legally required, but because it gives the document more credibility. It is not uncommon for legal documents to include the word “business” in the document’s subject line, the first paragraph, or the first sentence. The word business is used because it is a word people use when they are speaking about the company. It is also a word people use when they are speaking about themselves as a business.
