How to Start a Business in Maryland, Virginia or the District of Columbia.

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Detalles Bibliográficos
Clasificación:Libro Electrónico
Autor principal: Burk, Jim
Otros Autores: Warda, Mark
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Naperville : Sourcebooks, Incorporated.
Temas:
Business enterprises > Law and legislation > Maryland > Popular works.
Business enterprises > Law and legislation > Virginia > Popular works.
Business enterprises > Law and legislation > Washington (D.C.) > Popular works.
Commercial law > Maryland.
Commercial law > Virginia.
Commercial law > Washington (D.C.)
Business enterprises > Law and legislation
Commercial law
Maryland
Virginia
Washington (D.C.)
Popular works
Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • Front Cover
  • Title Page
  • Acknowledgments
  • Contents
  • Using Self-Help Law Books
  • Introduction
  • Chapter 1: Deciding to Start a Business
  • Know Your Strengths
  • Know Your Business
  • Do the Math
  • Sources for Further Guidance
  • Chapter 2: Choosing the Form of Your Business
  • Proprietorship
  • General Partnership
  • Corporation
  • Limited Partnership
  • Limited Liability Company
  • Start-up Procedures
  • Operational Procedures
  • Required Meetings
  • Money
  • Signing Documents
  • Proxy
  • Bank Accounts
  • Sale or Issue of Stock
  • Restricted Legend Language
  • Foreign Nationals.
  • Business Comparison Chart
  • Business Start-up Checklist
  • Chapter 3: Naming Your Business
  • Preliminary Considerations
  • Fictitious Names
  • Entity Names
  • Professional Associations
  • Domain Names
  • Trademarks
  • Chapter 4: Financing Your Business
  • Growing with Profits
  • Using Your Savings
  • Borrowing Money
  • Developing a Business Plan
  • Selling Shares of Your Business
  • Understanding 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
  • Home Businesses
  • Maryland Start-Up Information
  • Virginia Start-Up Information
  • District of Columbia Start-Up Information
  • Federal Licenses
  • Chapter 7: Contract Laws
  • Traditional Contract Law
  • Statutory Contract Law
  • Preparing your Contracts
  • Chapter 8: Insurance
  • Workers' Compensation
  • Liability Insurance
  • Hazard Insurance
  • Home Business Insurance
  • Automobile Insurance
  • Health Insurance
  • Employee Theft.
  • Chapter 9: Your Business and the Internet
  • Domain Names
  • Web Pages
  • Legal Issues
  • Financial Transactions
  • FTC Rules
  • Fraud
  • Chapter 10: Health and Safety Laws
  • Federal Laws
  • State and Local Laws on Smoking
  • Chapter 11: Employment and Labor Laws
  • Hiring and Firing Laws
  • Firing
  • New Hire Reporting
  • Employment Agreements
  • Independent Contractors
  • Temporary Workers
  • Federal Discrimination Laws
  • State Discrimination Laws
  • Sexual Harassment
  • Wage and Hour Laws
  • Pension and Benefit Laws
  • Family and Medical Leave Law
  • Federal Child Labor Laws.
  • State Child Labor Laws
  • Immigration Laws
  • Hiring Off-the-Books
  • Federal Contracts
  • Miscellaneous Laws
  • Chapter 12: Advertising and Promotion Laws
  • Federal Laws
  • State Laws
  • Internet Sales Laws
  • Home Solicitatoin Laws
  • Telephone Solicitation Laws
  • Pricing, Weights, and Labeling
  • Refunds
  • Chapter 13: Payment and Collection
  • Cash
  • Checks
  • Credit Cards
  • Financing Laws
  • Usury
  • Collections
  • Chapter 14: Business Relations Laws
  • The Uniform Commercial Code
  • Commercial Discrimination
  • Restraining Trade
  • Intellectual Property Protection.

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