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Getting Started - AUDIO #3 - Selecting Your NicheThis is the third in a series of short audio recordings (most are under 5 minutes). This recording discusses your niche. Before you start any legal proceedings to get your business off the ground, you need to figure out what kind of cleaning business you want to start. This audio will give some suggestions on drilling down to selecting your niche....
Getting Started - AUDIO #4 - Choosing a NameThis is the fourth in a series of short audio recordings (most are under 5 minutes). This recording discusses how to choose a name for your cleaning business. We also discuss what to do after choosing your name to see if it's available for use....
Getting Started - AUDIO #5 - Selecting Your Legal StructureThis is the fifth in a series of short audio recordings (most are under 5 minutes). This recording discusses your how to select your legal structure. There are many to choose from - Sole Proprietorship, Partnership, LLC Corp, S-Corp, C-Corp. We briefly discuss each type of entity and what you need to know in order to make an educated decision....
Getting Started - AUDIO #6 - Registering Your Cleaning BusinessThis is the sixth in a series of short audio recordings (most are under 5 minutes). This recording discusses what you need to do to register your business legally, including registering your business name, getting an EIN and sales tax number....
Getting Started - AUDIO #7 - Paying Estimated TaxesThis is the seventh in a series of short audio recordings (most are under 5 minutes). This recording discusses how to pay your income taxes when you own a business. You are responsible for making quarterly payments to the IRS and your state department of revenue. Listen to learn what you need to do....
Getting Started - AUDIO #8 - Hiring EmployeesThis #8 in a series of short audio recordings (most are under 5 minutes). This recording talks about all the taxes you need to pay when you become an employer. You will need to pay employment taxes and unemployment taxes as well as file quarterly and yearly reports....
Before you open the doors of your residential cleaning business you not only need equipment and supplies, you need a name for your business. The name of your company will be the first thing prospective clients see - whether that is in the phone book, on your company car, in an ad, or on a website. The name symbolizes what your cleaning business represents. So it is important to spend some time on choosing a name that not only fits your cleaning business, but also presents a positive image to customers, suppliers and employees....
Running a home-based house cleaning business with your spouse can be a good way to combine business and family activities under one roof. But are you and your spouse the right match to work together as well as live together? Before you invest time and money into starting up a residential cleaning business with your spouse there are several key questions you should ask....
Residential Cleaning: A Beginners Survival GuideThere's more to residential cleaning than mopping the floors and dusting the furniture. An important part of residential cleaning is communication with the customer. Also important is the "perception" that you've been there and cleaned the home....
