Oh Snap! I'm Making Money...Now What?: A Creative Entrepreneur's Guide to Managing Taxes & Accounting for a Growing Business
Chris Morris
(Author)
Description
Just started to make money with your creative business? That's great But now what? In Oh Snap, funny money-man Chris Morris creates your go-to resource for what to do now that your creative endeavor has started making you some money. He covers topics like: Is it a business or a hobby? Is an LLC the best option for your business? When should you hire a CPA? Is that skinny tripe no-whip EXACTLY 185-degree (please) latte you buy at Starbucks every day a business expense? With heart, humor, and tax accountant knowhow, Morris provides concrete action steps for creative entrepreneurs to take their burgeoning business to the next level.Product Details
Price
$10.00
Publisher
Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Publish Date
June 14, 2017
Pages
130
Dimensions
5.5 X 0.31 X 8.5 inches | 0.38 pounds
Language
English
Type
Paperback
EAN/UPC
9781546583240
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About the Author
Chris studied mechanical and production engineering at Nottingham Trent Polytechnic.
He worked within the engineering industry for 49 years, starting as an apprentice at age 16 with Royal Ordnance (UK MoD), BAE Systems, JCB Ltd and other organisations. He was responsible for the design and production of highly complex precision products.
During his long career, his roles have included technician apprentice, skilled fitter, assistant foreman, drawing office draughtsman, production engineer, tooling engineer, leading CAD draughtsman, CAD supervisor, engineering design services team leader and senior design engineer.
He has witnessed and summarised numerous wise-working practices, which have been shared in his book.
He lives in Nottingham and is married with two sons.
He worked within the engineering industry for 49 years, starting as an apprentice at age 16 with Royal Ordnance (UK MoD), BAE Systems, JCB Ltd and other organisations. He was responsible for the design and production of highly complex precision products.
During his long career, his roles have included technician apprentice, skilled fitter, assistant foreman, drawing office draughtsman, production engineer, tooling engineer, leading CAD draughtsman, CAD supervisor, engineering design services team leader and senior design engineer.
He has witnessed and summarised numerous wise-working practices, which have been shared in his book.
He lives in Nottingham and is married with two sons.
