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Resources for New Business Owners
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We
have assembled the following resources for new business owners as a public service.
Each of these are free. Click on the links
below to open a new window to view or
download the documents. To return to this page, simply close the new
window. Please see our Disclaimer at the bottom of this page.
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We get a number of requests for
information on Government grants for starting up small businesses.
Unfortunately, there are no grants for starting up new businesses.
However, grants
are available for state and local government agencies, non-profit
corporations, social
services agencies, or health services providers. Click
here to do your own grant
search.
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The Small Business Resource
Guide CD-ROM for 2003 has a new look and enhanced navigation features to
assist with your search efforts. This handy, interactive CD contains all
the business tax forms, instructions and publications to successfully
manage a business. In addition, the CD provides a wide variety of web
links to various government agencies, business associations and IRS
organizations. Order your free copy today online by
clicking on the picture, left, or by calling 1-800-829-3676.
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A valuable free resource for your
Accounting and Tax Departments to help your company comply with federal
tax requirements. Print the calendars from the CD. The calendar is
annotated with all of the key dates for submitting forms, payroll
taxes and estimated income tax payments. For example:
January 15:
"Deposit Payroll tax for Dec. if the monthly deposit rule
applies."
"Deposit Payroll tax for payments on Jan. 8-10 if the semiweekly
deposit rule applies."
"Individuals: Pay the final installment of your 2002 estimated
tax, using Form 1040-ES."
"Farmers and fisherman: Pay your estimated tax for 2002 using
Form 1040-ES."
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The
Small Business Administration has prepared this guide for new small
business owners. It covers startup considerations, financing, taxes,
insurance, and resources for assistance.
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The Small Business
Administration provides this self-paced tutorial to provide an outline and
then explains all of the elements that need to be included in your
business plan.
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Office
Depot has compiled a number of useful forms, business guides and web
resources. Topics include:
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Disclaimer
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These links and referrals are
provided as a public service, only. SBDA derives no benefit or compensation from
these referrals. SBDA also disclaims all liabilities from the use of
the information and provides no warranty for the products or services provided by these
agencies or firms. |