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Microbusiness Resources
What recommends commerce to me is its enterprise and bravery. Every high school student should study entrepreneurship and small business. Here's the curriculum you need.Microbusiness for Teens Set
$40 + shipping I've been in business for many years, yet I've placed Carol Topp's excellenct advice among my frequently used reference books. Her writing style is simple and clear, and she walks her reader logically through each step in building a successful business. Each book builds upon the other, and the Workbook provides an ideal way to work through planning, research, and setting up systems. Carol's greatest strength is in her experience as a CPA (Certified Public Accountant). In her role as accountant to many small businesses, she has seen what works, as well as what doesn't. Her overview of money- and tax-related record-keeping is the clearest and simplest I've encountered. If I'd had this series when I began my business, I would have certainly had a better idea of what records needed to be kept, and how to do it. What's In Each Book?Starting a Microbusiness
Running a Microbusiness
Money and Taxes in a Micro-Business
Microbusiness for Teens Workbook
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CPA Carol Topp has written a remarkably clear and concise set of four books that will help your teen (or perhaps even you) create a successful micro-business.
Each book builds upon the previous one, developing the business skills necessary for success.
The four books are:
What is a Microbusiness?
Sales
How Successfaul Are You? Your Income Statement
The Workbook covers the topics taught in each of the three book (Starting a Micro Business, Running a Micro Business, Money and Taxes in a Micro Business), providing study aids, practical forms, and helpful examples, including forms and worksheets for:| (c) 2010 by Everyday Education, LLC :: designed by se7endesign :: |