Small Business
Introduction
Buying an Existing Business
Buying a Franchise
Selecting a Legal Structure for Your Business
Naming Your Business and Products
Registration Licenses and Permits
Local Regulations: City and County
State Regulations
Federal Regulations
Financing Your Business
Leasing or Buying Your Business Your Location
Business Insurance
Advertising and Marketing
Internet and E-mail Marketing
Bookkeeping and Accounting
Taxes
Collections
Resolving Disputes
Environmental Issues
Selling Your Business
Independent Contractors
Home-Based Business
Insurance
Zoning and Private Lane Use Restrictions
Home Office Tax Deductions
Retails: E-commerce, Catalog, and Brinks and Mortar
International Trade
Home-Based Business
The nature of the business you are operating will be the major influence in your choice of location and the physical layout of your site. One option that continues to grow rapidly is a home-based business. Continually improving technology has fueled the trend. People are pursuing careers as everything from personal chefs to Web site designers, all based from a home office.
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