If you are contemplating starting a business and therefore a corporation, this book is a great first start. As with all of the dummy series books, the authors feel that people reading these books are brand new and know nothing. So this gives even the most naive a good start on how to incorporate.So much of the information is basic and since the book was written awhile ago, some of the material may be dated. Nonetheless, good...
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If you are just starting out, you will find a wealth of information in Incorporating Your Business For Dummies. Read this and learn.Two other books that are MUST READS are How To Incorporate: A Handbook for Entrepreneurs and Professionals by Michael R. Diamond and How To Start A "S" Corporation by Robert Cooke. You will also want to read a How To Incorporate (for your particular state), a series by J.W. Dicks. I purchased...
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It is so blatantly obvious that the first two reviews were written by the same person--DUH! No doubt this individual would rather have you buy books onIncorporating by no-name self publishers who offer only generic advice.I previewed this book at Barnes & Noble and spoke with some other business people there who highly recommend this book. Now that I have read it and am using it, I recommend it also.In Incorporating for...
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I bought this book along with Rich Dad's Advisors; Own Your Own Corporation by Garrett Sutton.Incorporating Your Business for Dummies is a good book for the average reader. This book shows how to protect personal assets, save on taxes, set up your board of directors, conduct meetings and more.I especially enjoyed the part on how to create tax free medical benefits, pension and retirement plans. Very informative.For even more...
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"Incorporating Your Business For Dummies" is an excellent book for people forming a corporation or for those serving on the board of directors of a small corporation. The book clearly explains the roles/purposes of articles of incorporation, bylaws, consent resolutions, minutes of shareholder's meetings, shareholders, officers, directors, and how not to inadvertently compromise the corporate structure and expose officers,...
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