Books that you should not miss as a Homebased Worker.
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* Books that I find that will be useful are listed.
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J. K. Lasser's Taxes Made Easy for Your Home-Based Business: The Ultimate Tax Handbook for Self-Employed Professionals, Consultants, and Freelancers, Fourth Edi
The home-based business trend is booming. The numbers of small businesses online increased seventeen percent in 1999 to three million. This revised and updated edition of J. K. Lasser's perennial guide answers all of home-based business owner's tax questions, with a special focus on changing tax laws and home-office deductions. Forms are also included as well as late-breaking news that will impact filing for 2001.
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What Losing Taught Me about Winning: The Ultimate Guide for Success in Small and Home-Based Business
Practical advice and inspiring tidbits for burgeoning small-business and home-office markets provide readers with guidelines for starting a business.
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The Best Home Businesses for the 21st Century: The Inside Information You Need to Know to Select a Home-Based Business That's Right for You
Based on the top-selling Best Home Businesses for the '90s, this book offers a completely updated, comprehensive look at the leading businesses for small and home-based entrepreneurs in the 21st century.
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This book contains information on:
* Launching your business online and how e-commerce are being done right now.
* Selecting the perfect venture
* Getting customers and keeping them.
* Where to find and get the money needed to start a small business.
* Buying insurance, setting up accounting systems, and paying taxes.
* What you must know before you buy a franchise.
* Techniques to turn your home into an office without losing your personal space.
* Marketing and selling what you have to offer.
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posted by Liance at
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2 Comments:
Interesting post. I want to run my own business soon, so these book s will be helpful. I've thought about becoming a home=based owner, but I'm not sure. I do know that I want to buy a business instead of starting one from scratch, but I haven't had much luck looking for one. Any suggestions? Thanks.
Amanda-- Have you looked into local small business groups? They might be able to help and direct you. Plus, it's always good to network and get to know your fellow entrepreneurs.
I also suggest BizTrader.com, because it's this online global marketplace where you can invest in, buy, and sell a small business. You can even use it to find a lender or find a broker, should you need either. Good luck!
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