Creating a business plan? -

Hi - Here s a sample business plan for a real commercial construction companyhttp://www.bplans.com/commercial_constru��Microsoft has a free business plan template that includes introductory paragraph text that you can use to help you get started. It s a general business plan - so you can make changes to it to fit to your computer business.You can download it free here:http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templa��

The best start is to look at sample business plans in the small business construction arena. Once you ve studied the plan(s) and have an idea of the business plan framework start writing a plan using a business plan templates.Some templates just ask a questions and expect you to be business savvy enough to fill in the answers in such a way as to compile a legable winning business plan. Others templates are more user friendly. These explain each part of the business plan, Provide explanation boxes and examples. These also provide tools and resources that will further help you write your plan step by step.I recommend the later.

Like others have said, checking out existing business plans, especially ones written in the same industry, is a decent place to start. I would suggest just using a business plan template: http://www.greatbusinessplans.com/business-plan-template and go from there, personalizing it and integrating your own strategy. It s easy to kind of reuse and reform other people s ideas when looking at an example business plan that s in the exact same industry. Hopefully this helps!

Name of BusinessOwner/ManagerPhone Number (s)EIN Pin Number (if over 4 employees)LLC or S-Corp (optional)Receptionist3 or more Employees1099 s or W-2 FormsAdvertisementLeasing of BuildingEquipmentMaterialSupplies (Office)Business LicenseThis is just a beginning, you ll add more as you grow.Good Luck

tons of books out there on business plans and it can t be explained in any less words that are in any of those books

Working as a process executive in an international bank is a BPO job? -

BPO = usiness process outsourcing (BPO) is the act of giving a third-party the responsibility of running what would otherwise be an internal system or service. For instance, an insurance company might outsource their claims processing program or a bank might outsource their loan processing system. Other common examples of BPO are call centres and payroll outsourcing.Typically, companies that are looking at business process outsourcing are hoping to achieve cost savings by handing the work to a third-party that can take advantage of economies of scale by doing the same work for many companies. Or perhaps the cost savings can be achieved because labor costs are lower due to different costs of living in different countries.In exchange for the potential cost savings, the company in question must relinquish control over an aspect of their business which explains why business process outsourcing is often reserved for non-critical, non-core type of work.Hope this helped you: All the Best!.Jereth

If i start making website for money? -

Heres my plan.I plan on creating a website to advertise me for making websites for people for a price.If its going to be only me, and I m going to charge people through paypal, do I need a business license?I m only 17 btw.

i assume you re in the US. so my answered are based upon that.you need the following things to legally do business in the US.1. a DBA.. that is easily obtained by your local county clerk s office.. don t pay someone online to do it. you can get it yourself a lot cheaper. 2. a P.O. Box or some sort of business address for crap to be sent to besides your home address.3. a Bank account in the business s name.. i suggest getting the PO box first... in YOUR name... then go to the county clerk and get a DBA (that way you can put that address on it).. then go BACK to the post office, and put the business name ON the post office box AFTER you ve gotten the paperwork for your DBA... that way you can get mail for john s web design as well.. then you take the DBA to the bank and open a business account. find a FREE account. any bank account that charges you is bad... there are hundreds of free ones. all major banks have them. once you get that, you set up a business paypal account with the business info on it. You can probably convert your existing one since you ve established that you are real with the existing one by verifying info etc.. stuff that takes time. once those things are done, you re all set... here s another word of advice. your business name and web URL may not match... so be careful. lots of counties have a website that you can look for existing DBA names. in fact when you go to get one, they MAKE you search for the name you want to see if it s taken. if it is you can t use it. if you can find that ahead of time and buy a domain name based upon that, then you re ok. DBA s work on a county basis. in regards to DBA, you should start as a sole proprietor. it s the cheapest and most reasonable solution for you at the moment. given that, if you are a DBA, / sole proprietor, you will be using your social security number for 1099 forms etc.... you are a contractor.... so, most businesses you work with will send you a 1099... if you don t want to give them your SSN (which you shouldn t) then you need to get an EIN from the IRS... those are -free- from their web site.. if you look up EIN number and you find some PAY site.. don t do it. it s a scam because they -are - free- .. in fact you can do that without having a dba.. but you do need an address to ship info to so its smart to have the po box. OK......... so, once all of that s done, something amazing will happen. you ll start getting ALL SORTS of credit card offers in the mail. you may not be able to get them yet since you re 17. once you go down the line of credit, you need to exercise extreme caution. everyone says that, but most people don t understand what it means to do so, and .... most people that tell you to use caution are themselves over spending. it s really easy to get into big debt. if you can t afford something, don t buy it.. end of story. anyway............ here s the thing though............ you are not 18, therefore you are not legally allowed to sign legal documents. all of the things i mentioned above ARE legal documents, therefore, you probably need one of your parents to go with you for all of this crap.. if you re SERIOUS about doing business, then you will have no problem researching that for yourself to see if you can do it. i ve given you all of the keywords to search for to make it happen.. now it s up to YOU to do it....as for the website business itself, building a website to advertise building websites is pretty much a waste of time. you will get no traffic for that. but you can build a website that displays your work, and advertise THAT yourself on places like craigslist. another thing.. DO NOT undercut people. html is worth about $25 per hour.... PHP is worth 25-50 depending upon who you are and how good you are.DESIGN is worth 30-50 per hour depending upon who you are and how good you are. DO NOT do websites for $10 per hour....Even the smallest website should be around 1000-3000.... here s your first business tip................... If you undercut the competition, all you re doing is HURTING the ability for YOU to make more once you become a professional in the field... You re setting a NEW low standard that everyone else has to compete with, thus killing your growth potential. thats why people like me technically hate people like you... well not YOU personally... but people who don t know any better... I watched that exact same thing happen to photography.. i made 100k per year in photography. then digital cameras got popular and i was literally out of a job because of this. same happened with web design. Anyway, on the other side of that coin, charge FAIRLY... if you are doing a crappy job and you KNOW you re doing a crappy job, and it s not worth 5000 don t charge 5000... as for counting hours, you DONT count every minute you re sitting there behind t

Although the answer varies somewhat based on where you and your clients are located, for most jurisdictions some type of local business license will be required.Also, in most states, you cannot sign a legally binding contract until you are 18. This may be a concern for your clients.

That s a good idea and all, but why not not make a website that is full of interesting info that YOU like. And ANYONE that goes to it, you get paid for it... without their paypal info. It s definitely doable, however it s not gonna happen overnight! Check out this blog, and it will give you some great tips! www.mytimemattersblog.comhope that helps =)

The legal requirements will depend upon which legal jurisdictions you and your clients are in.

How can I make me some money? -

I need money real bad. I been a prostitute for a bit and my pimp taught me to sell some drugs. Were would be best for both of these?

here is the link I used to get some step by step instructions how to start online business and make good money.http://infoprofitguide.comgood luck

I don t know about the best places for those, but if you would like to be taught to make money right away without the fear of going to jail then try here: http://clique11.maverick66.hop.clickbank.net

there are great free home jobs YOU can do try looking for something that provides you with training support and a simple system for sucess !

If I import a product from china and resell in India, what are the formalities with Govt of India..? -

Hmmm.... Formalities?..... Hmmm...A handshake would suffice i guess? Maybe a salute or two and a smile with a wink would be nice too.

How to start a cell phone business? -

Ok I want to start an online cell phone store. I m not talking about an affiliate I m talking about a real brand. I have the capital and resources, just don t know where to start. Don t cell phone companies look down on online stores?

You need to do some serious research. In the first place, a brand is not a store. If you want to launch a brand, how many tens of millions of dollars do you have for franchises and permits, and how many more for advertising alone? You you mean you re going to compete with the likes of T-Mobile, Verizon, and AT T? Hahahahahahahahaha. Look up the annual reports of these companies--they have a larger capital investment than 70% of the COUNTRIES in the world.So if it s just a store, don t you think you have to pay someone for the right to sell a plan? You re going to compete with Radio Shack? Also Hahahahaha.How old are you? Do you even know a debit from an asset? What you think of as resources isn t even lunch money in that business.

firstly,you should have some suppliers..this is important. this refers to the quality of the products and sourcing cost...