Well, the economy has gone up, gone down, and it seems to be somewhat in the middle, undecided which way to go. Product sales for unnecessaries such as ours have plummeted, but we are still working and solvent, developing a couple of promising new markets, actually needing to manufacture a little more product, and all [...]
Tags: alternatives, byproducts, second jobsWe recently contracted to perform bookkeeping services for a small nonprofit with which we are associated. It has turned into a “create a workable infrastructure” project; hence my absence from the blog. However, I am back on a schedule that allows me to breathe, and my time with the nonprofit this last month has prompted [...]
Tags: Add new tag, general, office organization, organization, organized, tidyNot because they are the dregs, but because this will the last installment about business types for now. Sole proprietorships are just that–a person toiling away on their or in concert with their spouse. Actually, sole proprietorships can have employees, and can get quite a bit of revenue rolling in.
Sole proprietorships are the simplest kind [...]
As you may be able to guess, I have recently begun “twittering” (www.twitter.com). I avoided it for a long time because I just could not see how sending little messages or “tweets” about what I was doing with my day would lead anywhere. On the contrary, I have to say that I am enjoying my [...]
Tags: social networking, social networking sites, TweetDeck, tweets, TwitterSo much for Ss and Cs. Now, let’s throw some Ls and Ps into the soup.
Limited liability companies, or LLCs, are probably the most common business form filed today. My attorney, Mike, says he does 19 LLC filings to every one corporation filing. LLCs can be large or small. My friend Myrna, who developed a [...]
