If you have a home-based business, you might be confused about what you can and cannot deduct as reasonable expenses. Some home-based businesses make critical mistakes and get red-flagged by the Internal Revenue Service. With a little guidance, you can start a business that will stay under the radar and keep you out of hot water:
Entries from February 2009 ↓
How to Avoid Being Targeted by the IRS if you Have Home-Based Business!
February 9th, 2009 — IRS, Incorporation
Video: Steps To Obtain Business Credit And Capital For Your Small Business
February 5th, 2009 — Business Credit Video, Business Financing, Small Business, Video, business credit
Start Your Business Fast in 2009!
February 5th, 2009 — Personal Credit, Starting a Business, business credit
If you have the entrepreneurial spirit but don’t have the cash to start a business, you may have considered using your personal line of credit (e.g. credit cards, home equity line of credit) to fast start your company. This may seem like a good idea if you want to get going right away, but it’s important to consider the consequences before you start spending.
Video: What Is The Best State To Incorporate Your Business?
February 5th, 2009 — Incorporation, Incorporation Video, State Incorporation, Video, business credit
How You Can Incorporate in Nevada!
February 5th, 2009 — Incorporation, Nevada Incorporation, State Incorporation, business credit
A mistake that people often make before forming their business entity is assuming that they must incorporate in their own state. There’s nothing further from the truth. Many people choose to incorporate their businesses in other states to gain more benefits, more protection, vs. “keeping it simple†by incorporating in their home state.
