Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:Getting permits and licensesHow to finance a businessCreating and using a business planChoosing and protecting a business nameDeciding whether to incorporateEstablishing a complete bookkeeping systemHiring employeesFederal, state, and local taxesBuying a business or franchiseDealing with—and avoiding—the IRSDoing business on the InternetHandling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patentsIn this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed. Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
Small Time Operator is one of the most popular business start-up guides ever. In clear, easy-to-understand language, the author covers:
- Getting permits and licenses
- How to finance a business
- Creating and using a business plan
- Choosing and protecting a business name
- Deciding whether to incorporate
- Establishing a complete bookkeeping system
- Hiring employees
- Federal, state, and local taxes
- Buying a business or franchise
- Dealing with—and avoiding—the IRS
- Doing business on the Internet
- Handling insurance, contracts, pricing, trademarks, and patents
In this new edition, the book will feature a section on surviving the Global Information Grid or GIG economy. The on-demand economy, also known as the sharing economy or the gig economy, is a new and greatly expanding business model that is basically nothing more than a mobile app that connects people who need some type of service—a ride, a delivery, a plumber, a house cleaner—with individuals who provide that service. There are hundreds of thousands of newly self-employed individuals. Uber alone claims that they have 160,000 workers just in California. The great majority of these on demand workers have zero experience or knowledge about self-employment. This book will give on-demand workers everything they need to know about being self-employed.
Bernard B. Kamoroff is a C.P.A. with over thirty years of experience specializing in small business. A University of California lecturer, he is the author of five books on business and taxes.
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