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| Preface | VI | |
| Chapter 1 | Initial Business Considerations | |
| The Entrepreneurial Archetype | ||
| Some Serious Evaluation | ||
| Methods of Getting Into Business | ||
| Research, Research, Research | ||
| Planning Primer for New Entrepreneurs | ||
| Chapter 2 | Your Business' Structure | |
| Five Factors | ||
| Sole Proprietorships | ||
| General Partnership | ||
| Limited Partnership | ||
| Corporations | ||
| General (C) Corporation | ||
| S Corporation | ||
| Foreign Corporation | ||
| Professional Corporation | ||
| Not-for-Profit Corporation | ||
| Handling Corporate Formalities | ||
| Limited Liability Company (LLC) | ||
| Limited Liability Partnership | ||
| Legal Form Checklist | ||
| Chapter 3 | Business Start-Up Details | |
| Naming Your Business | ||
| One-Stop Center | ||
| State Licenses | ||
| Local County and City Permits | ||
| Registering to Pay Taxes | ||
| Start-Up Details Checklist | ||
| Chapter 4 | Your Duties as an Employer | |
| Fair Employment Practices | ||
| Independent Contractors | ||
| Withholding Taxes | ||
| Safety and Health Regulations | ||
| Environmental Regulations | ||
| Employer Duties Checklist | ||
| Chapter 5 | Sources of Business Assistance | |
| Federal Resources | ||
| State Resources | ||
| Private Sources of Help | ||
| Chapter 6 | Successfully Marketing Your Product or Service | |
| Public Relations or Marketing First? | ||
| Define Your Key Audiences | ||
| Build a Public Relations Strategy | ||
| How to Market Your Positive Image | ||
| Chapter 7 | Your Smart Business Plan | |
| Get Help Before You Begin | ||
| Essential Components of a Smart Plan | ||
| Sample Business Plan | ||
| Chapter 8 | Obtaining the Financing You Need | |
| Some Factors a Lender Will Consider | ||
| Basic Types of Funding | ||
| Lending Sources | ||
| Chapter 9 | Essential Finance and Accounting Methods | |
| Types of Accounting Systems | ||
| Financial Accounting | ||
| Management Accounting | ||
| Accounting Documentation | ||
| Chapter 10 | Effective Human Resources Management | |
| Hiring | ||
| Alternatives to Hiring Employees | ||
| Your Company's Policy and Procedures | ||
| Employee Orientation | ||
| Monitoring Your Employees' Performance | ||
| Your Disciplinary Action Policy | ||
| Benefits Packages | ||
| Chapter 11 | Insurance Matters | |
| What Is Risk Assessment? | ||
| Types of Insurance | ||
| When You Have Employees | ||
| Workers' Compensation Insurance | ||
| Shopping for Coverage | ||
| Chapter 12 | Setting Up Your Office | |
| Managing Your Incoming Mail | ||
| Avoiding the Telephone Traffic Jam | ||
| The Homebased Office | ||
| Personal Information Managers | ||
| Select the Best Location | ||
| Chapter 13 | Welcome to New York City | |
| New York State | ||
| Get to Know the Demographics of New York | ||
| Incentives for Doing Business in New York | ||
| Overall Business Climate | ||
| Appendix A | Forms You'll Need to Get Started | |
| Appendix B | Federal Agency Contacts | |
| Appendix C | State and Private Agency Contacts | |
| Appendix D | State Loan Programs | |
| Index | 1 |
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| $99.99 | Digital |
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Lewis Bateman
reviewed How to Start a Business in New York City on March 25, 2016
How to Start a Business in New York City
I found this book while browsing my library's interior design section. I don't think I'd recommend anyone buy this book, but if the subject matter interests you, I think it's worth a trip to the library.
Pros:
1. Good ideas for organization (how to keep track of projects' details, etc.) This book is worth reading for this alone.
2. It's a quick read and the information is easy to digest.
3. Most of her advice is very practical, especially the sections on measurements and working with drapery workrooms and other contractors.
Cons:
1. The latest edition was out-of-date even for its time when it was printed in 2006. Email is a way to save time and communicate with clients? You need a fax machine? Just skip over these little oddities.
2. The book is very heavily focused on window coverings, especially miniblinds. Granted I am not an interior designer, or even in a related field, but I doubt interior designers are getting a whole lot of miniblind business these days.
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