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Introduction
Chapter 1: Deciding to Start a Business
- Know Your Strengths
- Know Your Business
- Do the Math
- Sources for Further Guidance
Chapter 2: Choosing and Starting a Form of Business -
- Start-Up Procedures
- Start-Up Basics
- Business Comparison Chart
- Business Start-Up Checklist
Chapter 3: Registering Your Business Name -
- Tradenames
- Corporate Names
- Professional Corporations
- Domain Names
- Trademarks
Chapter 4: Financing Your Business
- Growing with Profits
- Using Your Savings
- Borrowing Money
- A Rich Partner
- Selling Shares of Your Business
- Securities Laws
- Using the Internet to Find Capital
Chapter 5: Locating Your Business
- Working Out of Your Home
- Choosing a Retail Site
- Choosing Office, Manufacturing, or Warehouse Space
- Leasing a Site
- Buying a Site
- Checking Governmental Regulations
Chapter 6: Licensing Your Business
- Occupational Licenses and Zoning
- State Regulated Professions
- Federal Licenses
Chapter 7: Contract Laws
- Traditional Contract Law
- Statutory Contract Law
- Preparing Your Contracts
Chapter 8: Insurance Laws
- Workers' Compensation
- Liability Insurance
- Hazard Insurance
- Home Business Insurance
- Automobile Insurance
- Health Insurance
- Employee Theft
- Sales Tax Bonds
Chapter 9: Your Business and the Internet
- Domain Names
- Web Pages
- Legal Issues
- Financial Transactions
- FTC Rules
- Fraud
Chapter 10: Health and Safety Laws
- FederalLaws
- Georgia State Laws
Chapter 11: Employment and Labor Laws
- Hiring and Firing Laws
- Firing
- New Hire Reporting
- Employment Agreements
- Independent Contractors
- Temporary Workers
- Discrimination Laws
- Sexual Harassment
- Wage and Hour Laws
- Pension and Benefit Laws
- Family and Medical Leave Act
- Child Labor Laws
- Immigration Laws
- Hiring Off the Books
- Federal Contracts
- Miscellaneous Laws
Chapter 12: Advertising and Promotion Laws -
- Advertising Laws and Rules
- Internet Sales Laws
- Home Solicitation Laws
- Telephone Solicitation Laws
- Weights and Labeling
Chapter 13: Payment and Collection Laws
- Cash -
- Checks
- Credit Cards
- Financing Laws
- Usury
- Securities Laws
- Collections
- Refund and Exchange Policies
Chapter 14: Business Relations Laws
- The Uniform Commercial Code
- Commercial Discrimination
- Restraining Trade
- Intellectual Property Protection
Chapter 15: Endless Laws -
- Federal Laws
- Georgia State Laws
Chapter 16: Bookkeeping and Accounting
- Initial Bookkeeping
- Accountants
- Computer Programs
- Tax Tips
Chapter 17: Paying Federal Taxes
- Income Tax
- Withholding, Social Security, and Medicare Taxes
- Excise Tax
- Unemployment Compensation Taxes
Chapter 18: Paying Georgia State Taxes
- Sales and Use Tax
- Income Tax
- Corporate Net Tax Worth
- Ad Valorem Taxes
- Unemployment Taxes
- Real Property Taxes
- Intangible Taxes
- Real Estate Transfer Taxes
- Excise Taxes
Chapter 19: Out-of-State Taxes
- State Sales Taxes
- Business Taxes
- Internet Taxes
- Canadian Taxes
Chapter 20: The End...and the Beginning
Glossary
Appendix A: Superior Court Clerks
Appendix B: Tax Timetable -
Appendix C: Sample Forms
Appendix D: Blank Forms
Index
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Brian Whiteley
reviewed How to Start a Business in Georgia With Forms on December 12, 2013
How to Start a Business in Georgia With Forms
We have read many books on how to start a business. We have to say that How to Start, Run, and Stay in Business Third Edition by Gregory F. Kishel and Patricia Gunter Kishel is one of the better ones.
This book was first published in 1981 and the third edition appears to have been published in 1998. Although it was written a while back, much of the advice in it is still pertinent today.
How to Start, Run, and Stay in Business is well-written and authoritative. The information is classic and much of the information will stand the test of time.
This book has been a part of our personal library for many years. We have no idea how we obtained this book.
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