I'm assuming this article is aimed at more traditional, brick-and-mortar businesses. I'm starting a new online venture this week ... here's my thoughts on:
1. Not a fan. Quickbooks (IMO) is for painting contractors and coffee shops. I'm digging InDinero so far–I have linked to our chase account and it looks to be a good product.
2. I did a California LLC
3. Why even get a cc? Why not just a debit card on your business checking account? I did this and it still earns rewards so I see no value in a cc.
4. Hiring is not part of starting a business. It's part of growing a valid, established one.
1. Not a fan. Quickbooks (IMO) is for painting contractors and coffee shops. I'm digging InDinero so far–I have linked to our chase account and it looks to be a good product.
2. I did a California LLC
3. Why even get a cc? Why not just a debit card on your business checking account? I did this and it still earns rewards so I see no value in a cc.
4. Hiring is not part of starting a business. It's part of growing a valid, established one.
5. Not familiar with this, but I can get one here for $9: http://venturehacks.com/articles/cap-table
6. Don't have a printer in my office. GMail -> Instapaper
7. This seems to be pertinent to people in financial industries: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Errors_and_omissions_insurance
That's all I got for now ...