What are the implications for capital budgeting practices? -

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The implications are no capital budgeting practices then no capital, no project.

What about online jobs and tell real paying companies in online? -

i saw the more companies but i am not receiving amount , please tell me real paying companies in online

There is none out there.

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Where can I find places that do screen printing on American Apparel ? -

I have bought shirts from American Apparel and looking for a place that would do good quality screen printing on them

almost all screen printers have a little higher screen charges to screen print on your clothing. But they almost all will. if you added your city where you are it would help everyone who might know someone in your city.

try the yellow pages

Tips for starting apartment cleaning business? -

I really need money and just cannot find a job. I live in a very large apartment complex and was thinking I could make some money cleaning apartments for move out and move in. So not maid service but cleaning floors, bathrooms, and kitchens to help people get their security deposits back. I already own most the cleaning supplies necessary, including a carpet cleaner. Any tips on how to get this started, or what to charge? My marketing plan is just to put up flyers by the mail boxes at the complex and maybe a few others in the area.I was not planning on setting this up as a real business but can you think of any insurance I might need?

That s a great idea! I would first have a talk with your apartment manager and find out what is expected to be cleaned for a full refund of deposit. This will give you an idea of what you should charge. Do some test cleaning to figure out how long it takes you to do what the manager has told you. That will give you a general idea for pricing. Usually this type of cleaning is calculated in the $25-$40 per hour range, though you ll need to charge a flat fee-that is paid, at least, upfront so you don t get stiffed.I would get a small amount of liability insurance-it will protect you against claims of damage or theft. Call a lot of insurance agencies and get quotes-the price varies. And, I would get a contract you can use for the renters. I have tons more tips and resources for you on my Squidoo lens-the link is in my profile!

What is my best option in registering. Dont want it affecting personal assets, but am the only owner.? -

I m unsure of what would be the best way to go. I am think LLC, but am not so sure. I would be owner and operator, but want to make sure my personal assets are protected. What is my best option?

LLC is usually the best option for the type of business you are talking about. You could incorporate, but that is a huge pain in the butt to deal with: another level of tax reporting (though not taxes, if you are a Sub-Chapter S corp.), reporting to the state, state excise taxes, annual report filing fees, etc. etc. Sub-S status does have some advantages, though. For instance, as long as you pay yourself a reasonable salary for your work (you need to be on payroll if you have a corp, you don t just take draws) then anything left over at the end of the year does not get the double self-employment tax; it just gets taxed at your income tax rate. Also, since you are an employee of the corp, you can lay yourself off if business gets bad and get unemployment compensation. States usually have stricter standards when an owner/manager of a Sub-S corp lays himself off, but if it is legitimate you should have no problem. I am not sure the extra bother and expense is worth it unless you are a very seasonal business and expect to lay yourself off every year (like if you live in a resort area of some kind.) An LLC gives you the same level of liability protection that a corporation does, without all the corporate paperwork and (sometimes) the state fees. Keep in mind, though, that neither the LLC or a corporation will be able to get a loan without you co-signing for it, and anything that you personally do that is fraudulent or illegal will still attach liability to you. If you have any questions about this, I would get in touch with a lawyer. Keep in mind, though, that lawyers tend to like corporations for some reason. I think they like to make money writing up articles of incorporation and doing your filings.

Questions to ask before purchasing an existing sports bar/restaurant? -

I am currently reviewing an option to buy an existing sports bar/restaurant? What are some questions outside of the obvious to consider when I meet with the owners?I am aware of questions about payroll, cost of good sold, liquor license, maintenance contracts, equipment, and leasing arrangement? Are there any other imperative questions that one should consider being new to this industry?Thank you!

Hi thereWhat you have to keep in mind is that the owners is only selling you the business, not the goodwill. Now that means that they may have some very regular clients whom frequent the bar/restaurant on a regular basis, this may change as soon as they leave, clients go with them should they decide to open a new establishment or just stay away and visit the competition down the road. You have to be sure that you do have the personality and confidence to attract new customers and keep the regulars. The most important question I would say ask the owners if they do intent to retire or move out of the area because they may want to open another establishment two blocks from you. There is a clause that you can work into the buyers agreement which will prevent them from doing that it is called restriction of trade and you can stipulate a radius which would prevent them from opening a new place down the road. Ask them why they are selling if it is not for health or retiring reasons as this might give you a clue, there may be new developments in the area that you are not aware of and this might influence your business ie new road or the shutting of a road or a new development ie shopping centre which could have bars and restaurants and therefore will stiffen your competition. Also have a look at their accounts or books this will also be a good indicator as to why they are selling as for at least 5 years financial statements and compare them then year on year.Hope this helpedRegardsElize

there are many accounting ratios that you probably are unaware of which can prove the financial soundness of a business. You can learn this by carefully going over the books preferably with an accountant (money well spent) or if you can t afford one go to your local college book store and buy a used accounting book

My suggestion to you (and maybe you ve done this) is to spend time in the bar. See how busy it is on various nights of the week. And get to know some of the customers. What do they like, what would they change? That might get you some additional insite as to the general condition of the place and changes that might need to be made (which may cost some additional money).