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A home business career should start with rudimentary legal knowledge about business matters that can commonly crop up. Here are a few common terms and ideas that someone starting a home business career should know.
Common discussions during a home business career are whether to become a corporation. The biggest plus, as understood by many is the idea that a corporation will protect the owner from personal liability. The truth is that yes, the creation of a corporation as part of someone's home business career can protect the entrepreneur from personally liability. Referred to as a corporate veil, it protects individuals involved in the business from having creditors attack their personal assets should a lawsuit be filed against the corporation. It's not enough, however, for the venture to be named a corporation, however.
The home business founder has to have a corporate feel in his or her career, with meetings of the board of directors, minutes and note taking and publishing, as well as a corporate checking account and perhaps credit cards in the name of the corporation. Someone whose career involves a home business and who is thinking about creating a corporation should seek the advice of an attorney.
Registering a company name is important to a home business career and generally means contact with the office of the secretary of state. Business licenses and permit regulations vary considerably from municipality to municipality and from state to state. The advantage of having a business attorney to help with a home business career is that the attorney will keep abreast of the many changes that occur in the realm of business licenses, corporate and tax issues, the advantages and disadvantages of sole proprietorships, partnership and the various types of incorporation, as well as the changes that are ongoing in zoning restrictions and requirements for business licensing.
When it comes time to acquire a business license for that home business career it might be as simple as a stop at the city clerk's office and a $20 check. Or an entrepreneur could become embroiled in many time consuming and possibly restrictive compliances such as permits from the local fire department, permits for control of air and water pollution, permits for signs, country permits, licensing from the state, licensing from the federal government, licensing for purposes of state or city or county sales tax, and permits issues by the local or state health department. These are the things that might have to be dealt with at the start of a home business career.
Source:
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,306251,00.html
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,287926,00.html
Copyright © Walter Gemmell
http://www.WCGem.com
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(HELPFUL HOME BUSINESS TIDBITS)
Copyright © Walter Gemmell
http://www.WCGem.com
()
About the Author:
-----------------------------------------------------------------
To find the best home based business ideas and
opportunities so you can work at home visit:
http://www.WCGem.com
Helpful Home Business Tidbits
A home business career should start with rudimentary legal knowledge about business matters that can commonly crop up. Here are a few common terms and ideas that someone starting a home business career should know.
Common discussions during a home business career are whether to become a corporation. The biggest plus, as understood by many is the idea that a corporation will protect the owner from personal liability. The truth is that yes, the creation of a corporation as part of someone's home business career can protect the entrepreneur from personally liability. Referred to as a corporate veil, it protects individuals involved in the business from having creditors attack their personal assets should a lawsuit be filed against the corporation. It's not enough, however, for the venture to be named a corporation, however.
The home business founder has to have a corporate feel in his or her career, with meetings of the board of directors, minutes and note taking and publishing, as well as a corporate checking account and perhaps credit cards in the name of the corporation. Someone whose career involves a home business and who is thinking about creating a corporation should seek the advice of an attorney.
Registering a company name is important to a home business career and generally means contact with the office of the secretary of state. Business licenses and permit regulations vary considerably from municipality to municipality and from state to state. The advantage of having a business attorney to help with a home business career is that the attorney will keep abreast of the many changes that occur in the realm of business licenses, corporate and tax issues, the advantages and disadvantages of sole proprietorships, partnership and the various types of incorporation, as well as the changes that are ongoing in zoning restrictions and requirements for business licensing.
When it comes time to acquire a business license for that home business career it might be as simple as a stop at the city clerk's office and a $20 check. Or an entrepreneur could become embroiled in many time consuming and possibly restrictive compliances such as permits from the local fire department, permits for control of air and water pollution, permits for signs, country permits, licensing from the state, licensing from the federal government, licensing for purposes of state or city or county sales tax, and permits issues by the local or state health department. These are the things that might have to be dealt with at the start of a home business career.
Source:
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,306251,00.html
http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,287926,00.html
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