I have some training in both the business administration and accounting
background. I can be of some help there (I really need to go back to school,
get my cert out of the way and become a cpa or just stay with this and become
a systems administrator.
either way, I really need to put my skills to work and earn some money. I am
very tired of having to put up with living on the public tit (disability).
let me know...
thanks.
Mage.
On Thursday 20 February 2003 04:52 pm, Ed Skinner wrote:
> I'm looking to start a business. My initial needs are incorporation, a
> company name and a nominal web presence. I'm in the thinking stage and
> working on cost estimates and a startup plan.
> Is there anyone in this group who:
> 1) has done this recently and is willing to share their experience, or
> 2) does this professionally and is interested in assisting
> (professionally)?
>
> At this point I have a business name I like and the *.com domain is
> available along with the domains of a couple of easy misspellings. But one
> of the common misspellings is already taken and, worse, it belongs to a
> company in the greater Phoenix area. Is that a problem?
> What sort of incorporation would be best? A "subchapter S"
> incorporation was suggested. The business will be consulting-oriented but
> there will be some "pack and ship" physical products as well.
> Initially, the web presence will be no more than a dozen simple pages
> (which I will craft myself). This will probably be hosted very simply (such
> as at register.com for $14.95/month plus three email mailboxes).
> Eventually, however, it'll move to a more capable hosted site and include
> apache-based custom interactive pages (again which I will either write or,
> more likely, use an open source package).
> Suggestions/comments are welcomed.
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