Handle Your Business: a short book about managing your tiny business
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Handle Your Business: a short book about managing your tiny business
A few years ago a friend of mine who owns a small consulting business was freaking out about their tax bill. Another posted about *their* huge tax bill and how they were going to have to go on a payment plan. Then a third was trying to figure out their retirement options. My book Handle Your Business is for them, and if you run (or want to run) a small business, it's for you too.
Handle Your Business isn't about how to find clients, how to build a product, and it definitely isn't about where to find the best dropshipping deals.
Instead, it goes over the little details that every small business owner will encounter at one point or another. Accounting. Contracts. What kind of business entity should you form? How do you form a 401(k)? What the heck is an S Corp and why should you care?
My intent is to give a small business owner the words they need to be able to talk to an accountant and an attorney without feeling completely lost. It's a primer, not an in-depth step-by-step do-everything textbook.
A few years ago a friend of mine who owns a small consulting business was freaking out about their tax bill. Another posted about *their* huge tax bill and how they were going to have to go on a payment plan. Then a third was trying to figure out their retirement options. My book Handle Your Business is for them, and if you run (or want to run) a small business, it's for you too.
Handle Your Business isn't about how to find clients, how to build a product, and it definitely isn't about where to find the best dropshipping deals.
Instead, it goes over the little details that every small business owner will encounter at one point or another. Accounting. Contracts. What kind of business entity should you form? How do you form a 401(k)? What the heck is an S Corp and why should you care?
My intent is to give a small business owner the words they need to be able to talk to an accountant and an attorney without feeling completely lost. It's a primer, not an in-depth step-by-step do-everything textbook.
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