Section Seven: Additional Resources

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  • Commonwealth of Virginia Business Registration Guide, 6th Edition, 2002; The State Corporation Commission, The Virginia Employment Commission, The Department of Taxation. A guide designed for new businesses operating in or deriving income from Virginia sources. Includes a flowchart of the seven steps to follow in registering a new businesses as well as registration forms and instructions. http://www.state.va.us/scc/division/clk/brg.htm
  • How to Really Start Your Own Business, Inc. Business Resources, Boston, MA. This is a truly useful workbook for business founders and owners designed for your specific business needs. It is packed with detailed worksheets that allow you to assess launch ideas, evaluate market potential, and determine projections. It includes worksheets and exercises. http://www.inc.com/source/14724.html
  • Small Business Is Big Business In Prince William County, Virginia, and Prince William County Office of Economic Development. For more information phone, call 703-792-668
  • Strategies for Your Growing Business Conferences, Fairfax Small Business Development Center. This conference covers funding, planning and marketing your business, plus much more. At the end of this one-day session you will be equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to keep your business on the right track. www.sbdc.org
  • Small Business Start-up Sessions, Lord Fairfax Community College Small Business Development Center. http://www.lf.cc.va.us/
  • Northern Virginia Community College's Business Management and Consulting Institute and the Northern Virginia Small Business Development Centers at George Mason Enterprise Center. Discussions regarding common needs of small business service providers, effective ways to share information about the region's resources with clients, information coordination, and web-based information and referral database of resources and services. Meetings are at the NVCC Annandale Campus. Call for meeting times.
  • Small Business Tax Education Program (STEP). This is a partnership between the IRS and local organizations which provide workshops on taxes, starting a business, recordkeeping and more. For more information, call 1-800-829-1040 or visit http://www.irs.gov

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Section I. Product/Service Strategy
Section II. Marketing
Section III. Sales
Section IV. Business, Professional and Occupational License
Section V. Operations
Section VI. Finances, Business Structures and Taxes
Section VII. Additional Resources

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