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- Version: Abridged
- Publisher: Listen & Live Audio, Inc.
- Audible Release Date: 17 Jun 2011
- Language: English
- ASIN: B00578OAZ6
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More than two decades ago, when former Wall Street portfolio analyst Judith H. McQuown first sat down to write the inaugural edition of Inc. Yourself, the incorporation of a small company was a fairly simple procedure undertaken by relatively few refugees from the then-burgeioning safe haven of big-time corporate America. But while the appeal and the underlying need for striking out on one's own have increased markedly in the interim, the continual passage of major tax-law changes had ensured that incorporation is no longer such an uncomplicated process. Accordingly, in her best-selling primer, McQuown outlines the core information necessary to turn any enterprise into a separate legal entity replete with all the rights, privileges, and liabilities that such a move entails. But she also updates those suggestions for today's small businesses whenever appropriate, and bolsters them with important details on newly available options for pension plans, organizing the venture, and sheltering its income from taxation.
A former Wall Street analyst and New York City Senior Investment Analyst, Judith McQuown became exasperated by the glass ceiling women faced and formed Judith H. McQuown & Co., Inc. Her business provides writing and editorial services to the financial and publishing industries. She is the author of eight other books and conducts Inc. Yourself seminars nationwide. Alyson Scadron Branner currently hangs her rain boots in Seattle. She is an active voiceover and theatre artist up and down the West Coast, as well as in Toronto.
©2011 Judith McQuown; (P)2011 Listen & Live Audio, Inc.
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Front Cover | Copyright | Table of Contents | Excerpt | Index | Back Cover
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62 of 63 people found the following review helpful
A necessary read for all entrepneurs
9 Nov 2003
Format:Paperback
Inc. Yourself is a necessary read for anyone contemplating starting a business or repositioning in an already established one.I really cannot uderstand the negative reviews. They must be people who haven't read the book or don't understand business.On the other hand, don't make this your only book on incorporating. Two others I suggest are "Form a Corporation and Launch a Business in any State" and "The Small Business Legal Kit" by J.W.Dicks. If you live in Minnesota, then I salso recommend "How to Incorporate and Start a Business in Minesota" also by Mr. J.W. Dicks. My personal testimony is that I opened a busness in the St. Paul area using the information in these books and saved thousands of dollars.
52 of 52 people found the following review helpful
Must reading for all entrepreneurs
2 Jan 2004
Format:Paperback
If you are contemplating starting or revising your own business, then Inc. Yourself by Judity McQuown is a must read.
You will find everything in here including forms. Excellent book. Must read for all entrepreneurs.
58 of 59 people found the following review helpful
A good first step look at corporations
11 Dec 2003
Format:Paperback
I only bought this book because I saw that it was recommended by Robert Kiyosaki in Rich Dad Poor Dad. And I have to agree with Kiyosaki that this is a good book for people who are buying their first book on corporations.
McQuown does an exellent job explaining the various types of corporations and the incorporating process. You will find information on C-Corporations, S-Corporations and LLC's.
This book is a good primer. In addition I recommend Rich Dad's Guide to Owning Your Own Corporation, Loopholes and Form Your Own Corporation and Launch a Business in Any State by J.W.Dicks.
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