The E-Myth Revisited

I didn't read all the way through "The E-Myth Revisited: Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and What to Do About It" by Michael Gerber. I stopped reading at about page 100. "E-myth" stands for "entrepreneurial myth."...

Own Your Own Corporation

Creating the right type of corporate entity for a business can create enormous advantages for the savvy business-person. In this comprehensive guide, a corporate attorney explains the history and rationale of corporations and all the considerations and decisions that go into starting one. Forming a corporation, selecting board members, administering it within the law, creating tax advantages, hiring, protecting ownership of names and corporate assets, insurance, record-keeping--every part of the process is covered.

Ultimate Guide to Incorporating in Any State

In this authoritative handbook, business legal expert Michael Spadaccini gives the business professional all the tools necessary to plan, organize, form, operate, and maintain a basic corporation in any of the 50 states. Filled with model documents that can be easily customized using the enclosed CD-ROM, this easy-to-use kit also provides information and assistance regarding the ongoing responsibilities of running a corporation to give you a complete package.

Corporations Step-By-Step (Legal-Ease Series)

This book is a hands-on manual that guides business owners through the legal and practical details of forming and operating a corporation. Among the most important topics explained in depth are methods of financing a corporation, setting up management structure, recognizing the rights and privileges of shareholders, paying dividends, carrying out stock splits and repurchases, keeping accounting records, and filing corporate taxes.

Own Your Own Corporation

Creating the right type of corporate entity for a business can create enormous advantages for the savvy business-person. In this comprehensive guide, a corporate attorney explains the history and rationale of corporations and all the considerations and decisions that go into starting one.

Incorporating Your Business for Dummies

If you’re a business owner, incorporation can help you protect your personal assets and cut down your tax bill. But all the paperwork and legalese can make incorporation seem like more trouble than it’s worth. Incorporating Your Business For Dummies offers all the savvy tips you need to get incorporated — starting today!

Incorporate! : An Easy Step-By-Step Plan for Entrepreneurs

Incorporate! is today's most easy-to-read, comprehensive guidebook for incorporating any business. Along with the nuts-and bolts details of incorporation, it also provides entrepreneurs with advice from noted experts on making the right decisions in virtually any key situation. Moving chronologically from start to finish, this thorough guidebook includes necessary forms and instructions, rules and laws for each state, an invaluable section covering what to do after incorporating, and much more.

How to Incorporate and Start a Business in Florida

How to Incorporate and Start a Business in... covers every essential topic you need to understand to start a business right. Protect yourself and your business with expert knowledge provided in this book. The easy-to-follow steps and worksheets guide you through every aspect of incorporation and starting your own business.

How To Incorporate and Start a Business in California

How to Incorporate and Start a Business in... covers every essential topic you need to understand to start a business right. Protect yourself and your business with expert knowledge provided in this book. The easy-to-follow steps and worksheets guide you through every aspect of incorporation and starting your own business.

Incorporating Your Business

In simple everyday language, Incorporating Your Business describes all the advantages and disadvantages of incorporating your small business or professional practice. You get authentic information about every step of the incorporating process: what it costs; whether or not to incorporate with a lawyer; how to meet incorporation regulations in your state; how many directors and officers to have; and how to minimalize state fees and taxes.