A 15 year old teenager girl (my neighbour) would like to do her own business any suggestions? Thanks? -

she doesn t want to do baby sitting or look after animals or tutor kids or sell avon. Thanks

When I was fifteen, before I could get a job, I used to go to big events around my city selling sodas. I would just drag a wheeled cooler behind me selling drinks for a little cheaper than what the vendors were selling and would make quite a bit of money actually.

if she is crafty in any way, she can make things to sell in consignment and resale stores. if she is really good, she can also approach small businesses such as boutiques with her goods. Keep in mind that whatever she makes, she has to be able to sell at wholesale prices, or else the stores will not be interested in selling her things. Some things she could make are jewelry, hair bows, clothing, etc. You can also go around to boutiques around town and seeing what they might have demand for.

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If she is crafty, making blank greeting cards is quite a good idea. People are usually willing to pay good money for well made cards, and it s fairly easy to market them through local kinders or schools (if you give them a small percentage) or via a stall at a local craft market.

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Why not sell some of your stuff in ebay or amazon and get a pretty good sum of dollars.You could also apply for a short time sidelines in flower shops, gasoline station etc.

Account Question about Inventory? -

Do you think that inventory reserves for obsolete inventory are different depending on the different type of inventory valuation method you use?

Yes of course. Specific wrte-offs are allowable for tax but percetage one (e.g. 5 % of the stock) are not.

DO online jobs really work? If so how? I am interestead in working at home what should i do? thanks? -

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We can t answer this, we have no idea what yo our skills and education are.If you want a real job apply at real companies that have real openings for your profession. Explain in your cover letter that you want to work at your home office.

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I found many fakes at the job advertisements in many developing countries? -

O yes indeed. These are just scams hoping to draw you in for a victim.

yes, many fakes there. all want money.

How to Start a Translating Business? -

The location: Houston. I need to write a business plan, which it s really hard.

To start a translating business it shouldn t be that difficult. I am not sure about the licensing situation you have over there but you would need to have a Translator properly qualified with paperwork to prove it (not easy to get, I looked into being a translator myself once) and then you just need the work.This work could came from a variety of sources and it is the main core of it all. You don t even need an office to start as it can all be done via mail and if needed you can have receptionists to pick up the phone for you.Also, it would help knowing someone in the same line of work should you have spikes of too much work all of at once. You don t want to turn any work away, you want to be precise, organized and relatively quick with your turnover..The net would be a great place to find customers.That s how you d do it.. as per your plan.. I am not good at talking to bank managers, I d rather Eat them for breakfast.

So, you ask two different questions. How do I start a Translating Business and then How do I write a business plan.To start a busines is simple. Get someone to pay you to do translation. Then from there you can hire people, incorporate, etc.The business plan is a basic services model.

I need a job.....any ideas? -

I m 15 and i need a job but i really don t like dealing with peoples bullshit like working at the register. Any job ideas??????

Mowing lawns?

sell lemonade out of a wagon. You ll need sugar, lemons, glasses, ice, just a couple hundred dollars in capital. I m willing to invest, sounds very profitable

Do U need a license to have a bake sale for a fundraiser? -

Me and my friend Miranda want to have a bake sale for Noah s Wish its and organization that helps animals. We just want to have a fundraiser do we need to have a business license for just that?

MADDIEMy sisters and their friends do the same type of things, and have been doing it for years, and never get a permit,for soccar, little league, etc.Moreover, at my church bake sales, nobody has ever had to get a permit.At schools know one gets permits, that I know of.I think you are okay...wait until some says something ........Have fun.