The Entrepreneurs Guide

This guide has been created for everyone who wants to start their own business, whether they are men or women, young or old. It starts by defining the type of business, such as a single proprietorship, partnership, corporation, or the more modern LLC. It explains why one was chosen over another and the procedures needed to launch the business. It outlines the requirements for recruiting personnel as well as the value of finding a quality bank, accountant, lawyer, and, in some cases, a marketing and advertising professional. These are the pros that ought to be chosen because they can effectively communicate and comprehend the owner’s business.

Although not everyone likes “The Numbers”, the Guide carefully summarizes the financial topics while yet providing enough details for an overview of financial statements, accounting practices, and useful reports to monitor and control one’s firm. When the working years are over. The Author says, a chapter on retirement. I’ve been there, and I understand the learning curve, the hardest parts, and the best parts. It is well written, understanding of the challenges facing every new company owner.