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Chapter 10-Selecting Professional Advisors

 
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Overview

Starting your own business obviously entails a multitude of decisions; decisions which can seem overwhelming without the right players on your team. In order to succeed you need to equip yourself with every tool at your disposal.

One of the most cost effective tools you can utilize is the expertise of a specialist. The right accountant and attorney can eliminate a host of problems and potentially costly errors you might make as you build the financial foundation of your successful business.

As any coach can tell you, having a first rate quarterback (you) won't guarantee a winning team without a first rate line of defense. The right CPA and attorney is your best defense. Their expertise can help save you money which in turn can be used to increase profits.

When enlisting the expertise of a CPA and attorney you want a specialist suited to meet your specific needs. You want a specialist who will listen to you. More importantly, you need someone you can and will listen to as they devise strategies to help you succeed.

You want to succeed - and you can. By taking the time to make key decisions and enlisting the right players on your team - you will succeed!

We wish you success and welcome you to the wonderful world of free enterprise.

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Success

A business, regardless of its size, is more likely to be successful if it plans for the future and prepares for change. Our firm would like to be a part of your growth process. We believe that there is a much greater need among our clients and potential clients for planning and management. The Halcolm Bard Certified Public Accountant and Consultants' staff at both our Kane and Bradford offices can provide both advise and guidance. The growth of your business is achieve through a well thought out plan. If you want you business to grow, but are struggling with "how" call us at either location. We pride ourselves in understanding business and are available to help you achieve your goals.

You now have a handy reference guide to starting a business. With it you should be able to successfully handle many of the problems encountered in starting and running a business. Always remember to seek professional advice in areas which you are not sure. The benefit will far outweigh the cost. Good luck!

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Chapter One - Selecting a Legal Entity
Chapter Two -Registering with Tax Authorities
Chapter Three - Accounting & Bookkeeping
Chapter Four - Payroll Taxes
Chapter Five - Selecting a Year - End
Chapter Six - Income Taxes
Chapter Seven - Cash Planning & Forecasting
Chapter Eight - Obtaining Credit And Financing
Chapter Nine - Insurance
Chapter Ten - Selecting Professional Advisors

 
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