You and your family″s future and livelihood is at stake. So your decision and planning to start a business are very serious matter. Establish a long range plan which encompasses your business and financial plans. You should obtain legal or financial advice from an attorney or accountant before committing to nay long range or major financial transactions. Agreements with suppliers or customers should be put into writing.
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You and your family”s future and livelihood is at stake
Friday, January 29th, 2010And, that”s it–your complete business plan
Sunday, July 12th, 2009And, that”s it–your complete business plan. Before you send it out for formal typing, read it over once a day for a week or ten days. Take care of any changes or corrections, and then have it reviewed by an attorney and then, an accountant. It would also be a good idea to have it reviewed by a business consultant serving the business community to which your business will be related. After these reviews, and any last-minute changes you want to make, I”ll be ready for formal typing.
Because it”s your idea, and your business, it”s very important that YOU do the planning
Thursday, February 5th, 2009Because it”s your idea, and your business, it”s very important that YOU do the planning. This is YOUR business plan, so YOU develop it, and put it all down on paper just the way YOU want it to read. Seek out the advice of other people; talk with, listen to, and observe, other people running similar businesses enlist the advice of your accountant and attorney–but at the bottom
line, don”t ever forget it has to be YOUR BUSINESS PLAN!