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ویرایش: [6 ed.] نویسندگان: Eric Tyson, Jim Schell سری: learning made easy ISBN (شابک) : 9781394242771, 9781394242788 ناشر: wiley سال نشر: 2024 تعداد صفحات: 464 زبان: English فرمت فایل : EPUB (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 1008 Kb
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توصیههای آسان برای راهاندازی، مدیریت، و رشد کسبوکارتان، و سود بخشیدن به آن، «Small Business For Dummies» راهنمای ضروری برای داشتن و راهاندازی یک کسبوکار کوچک است. شما آماده هستید تا نام خود را به فهرست صاحبان مشاغل اضافه کنید، و این کتاب اینجاست تا توصیه هایی را که در تمام مراحل بازی به آن نیاز دارید به شما ارائه دهد. با بینش در مورد آمادهسازی برای راهاندازی یک کسبوکار کوچک، از جمله انتخاب کسبوکار مناسب برای پیگیری و مرتب کردن همه مدارک، شروع کنید. اگر می خواهید یک کسب و کار موجود بخرید، این کتاب شما را نیز پوشش می دهد. به علاوه، یاد خواهید گرفت که چگونه تمام کلاههایی را که یک صاحب کسبوکار کوچک باید بپوشد، از جمله اینکه مدیر منابع انسانی، حسابدار و بازاریاب خودتان باشد، بپوشید و همه اینها کارساز باشد. یک طرح کسب و کار ایجاد کنید و یاد بگیرید که چگونه ایده کسب و کار خود را تامین کنید. اصول حسابداری کسب و کارهای کوچک را حل کنید تا بتوانید برای موفقیت بودجه بخرید. کتاب بدون اصطلاحات تخصصی با صاحبان مشاغل کوچک در هر کجا که در مسیر موفقیت تجاری هستند ملاقات می کند. Small Business For Dummies برای کسانی که تازه با ایده افتتاح یک کسب و کار بازی می کنند و برای کسانی که قبلاً خود را \"رئیس\" می نامند اما به چند نکته اضافی برای اجرای روان کارها نیاز دارند عالی است.
Easy-to-follow advice on launching, managing, and growing your business, and making it pay off Small Business For Dummies is the essential guide you need to owning and operating a small business. You’re ready to add your name to the roster of business owners, and this book is here to give you the advice you’ll need at all stages of the game. Start off with insight on preparing to launch a small business, including picking the right business to pursue and getting all the paperwork in order. If you want to purchase an existing business, this book also has you covered. Plus, you’ll learn how to wear all the hats a small business owner must wear, including being your own HR manager, accountant, and marketer—and to make it all work. Create a business plan and learn how to fund your business idea Tackle the basics of small business bookkeeping so you can budget for success Explore the idea of purchasing a business, and hire excellent employees Avoid the most common mistakes that first-time business owners make This jargon-free book meets small business owners wherever they are on the road to business success. Small Business For Dummies is great for those just toying with the idea of opening a business, and for those who already call themselves “boss” but need a few extra pointers on making things run smoothly.
Cover Table of Contents Title Page Copyright Introduction About This Book Foolish Assumptions Icons Used in This Book Beyond the Book Where to Go from Here Part 1: Getting Started with Small Business Chapter 1: Is Small Business for You? Defining Small Business Do You Have the Right Stuff? Identifying the Pros and Cons of Owning a Small Business Exploring Alternatives to Starting a Business Chapter 2: Laying Your Personal Financial Foundation Getting Your Financial Ducks in a Row Creating Your Money To-Do List Assessing and Replacing Benefits Managing Your Personal Finances Post-Launch Chapter 3: Finding Your Niche Why You Don’t Need a New Idea to Be Successful Choosing Your Business Inventing Something New Recognizing Your Number One Asset — You Chapter 4: First Things First: Crafting Your Business Plan Your Mission: Impossible If You Fail to Define It Your Business Plan: Don’t Start Up without It Writing Your Business Plan Keeping Your Plan Current Chapter 5: Making Financing, Ownership, and Organizational Decisions Determining Your Start-Up Cash Needs Using Your Own Money: Bootstrapping Outsourcing Your Capital Needs Exploring Ownership Options Deciding Whether to Incorporate Part 2: Buying an Existing Business Chapter 6: Exploring Buying a Business Understanding Why to Buy a Business Knowing When You Shouldn’t Buy Recognizing Prepurchase Prerequisites Chapter 7: Finding the Right Business to Buy Defining Your Business-Buying Appetite Generating Leads Considering a Franchise Evaluating Multilevel Marketing (MLM) Firms Checking Out Work-from-Home Opportunities Chapter 8: Evaluating a Business to Buy Kicking the Tires: Doing Your Due Diligence Evaluating Special Franchise Issues Chapter 9: Negotiating Terms and Sealing the Deal Valuing the Business Developing Purchase Offer Contingencies Allocating the Purchase Price Doing Due Diligence Moving Into Your Business Part 3: Running a Successful Small Business Chapter 10: The Owner’s Responsibilities in the Start-Up and Beyond Dotting Your i’s and Crossing Your t’s: Start-Up Details Outsourcing: Focus on What You Do Best Simplifying Your Accounting Controlling Your Expenses Managing Vendor Relationships Dealing with Bankers, Lawyers, and Other Outsiders Chapter 11: Marketing: Products, Pricing, Distribution, Promotion, and Sales Marketing in a Nutshell Tackling Product and Service Development Pricing: Cost and Value Distribution: Channeling to Customers Promotion: Spreading the Word Sales: Where the Rubber Hits the Road Chapter 12: Tapping Technology Making the Decision: Cloud-Based versus Internal Server Technology’s Role in Managing Your Business AI as a Game Changer Helping Buy a Business or Franchise Chapter 13: Keeping Your Customers Loyal Retaining Your Customer Base Dealing with Dissatisfied Customers Chapter 14: Managing Profitability and Cash Cash Flow: The Fuel That Drives Your Business Making Sense of Financial Statements Turning the Numbers into Action Understanding Key Ratios and Percentages Managing Your Inventory Collecting Your Accounts Receivable Discovering Three Ways to Improve Profits Chapter 15: Learning from the Experiences of Others Utilizing Mentors Networking with Peers Forming a Board of Advisors Finding a Partner Joining a Trade Association Uncovering a Business Incubator Locating a Small Business Development Center Giving SCORE a Try Tapping into Small-Business Information Part 4: Keeping Your Business in Business Chapter 16: Finding and Keeping Superstar Employees Assembling a Top Team Training: An Investment, Not an Expense Motivating: Pay and Performance Issues Parting Company: Firing an Employee Designing Flexible Organization Charts Valuing Employee Manuals Turning the Tables: Characterizing Successful Employers Chapter 17: Providing Employee Benefits Seeing the Real Value in Retirement Plans Deciding Whether to Share Equity Including Insurance and Other Benefits Chapter 18: Handling Regulatory and Legal Issues Navigating Small-Business Laws Surviving Start-Up Regulations Laboring over Employee Costs and Laws Chapter 19: Mastering Small-Business Taxes Getting Smarter about Taxes Keeping Good Financial Records Leads to Tax Benefits Knowing (And Managing) Your Tax Bracket Staying on Top of Employment Taxes Spending Your Money Tax-Wisely Grasping the Tax Implications of Your Entity Selection Chapter 20: Cultivating a Growing Business Recognizing Growth Stages Resolving Human Resources Issues Addressing Time-Management Issues Choosing Your Management Tools Troubleshooting Your Business Challenges Redefining Your Role in an Evolving Business Part 5: The Part of Tens Chapter 21: Ten Mistakes You Don’t Want to Make Failing to Use Financial Statements to Manage Your Business Failing to Prepare an Annual Budget Failing to Utilize Your CPA Failing to Understand How Marketing Applies to Your Business Hiring Too Quickly Taking Too Long to Terminate Nonperforming Employees Assuming That Your Employees Are Motivated by the Same Things You Are Considering Training to Be an Expense and Not an Investment Failing to Take Advantage of Available Resources Failing to Maintain an Up-to-Date Organization Chart Chapter 22: Ten Tips for Small-Business Success Focus on the Execution Assemble a Team of Superstars in Game-Breaker Positions Work Hard, Get Lucky Realize the Difference between Profits and Cash Hire for Attitude, Teach Skills Later Create an Exit Strategy Grow or Die — There’s No In-Between Prepare for the Transition to Manager Develop an Insatiable Appetite to Learn Do What You Love Chapter 23: Ten Ways Recent Tax Reform Benefits Small Business Corporate Income Tax Rate Reduction … … and (Some) Simplification Individual Income Tax Rates Reduced Deduction of 20 Percent for Pass-Through Entities Better Equipment Expensing Rules Increased Maximum Depreciation Deduction for Automobiles Limited Interest Deductions Reduced Meal and Entertainment Deductions Elimination of Health Insurance Mandate Revised Rules for Using Net Operating Losses Index About the Authors Connect with Dummies End User License Agreement