The Next Step A Practical Guide to Building a Business That Lasts. Everything You Need to Know After You Form Your LLC, From Banking to AI to Your First Paying Customer
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Produktdetails
Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
19.08.2026
Verlag
Amazon Digital Services LLC - KdpSeitenzahl
150
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27,9/21,6/0,8 cm
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363 g
Sprache
Englisch
EAN
9798193614517
You formed the LLC. Now build the business.
More than five million Americans file the paperwork to start a business every year. About one in five of those businesses closes within the first year. Half are gone within five. And when researchers dig into why, the answer is rarely the idea. It's the operations: the quarterly estimated tax payment nobody mentioned until the IRS penalty notice arrived. Personal and business money mixed in one account until a court could pierce the LLC's liability protection. The state annual report that quietly lapsed until a bank, a lender, or a big contract asked for a certificate of good standing the owner couldn't produce.
Forming your LLC was the easy part. This book is about everything that comes after.
Inside, you'll learn how to:
- Get your EIN directly from irs.gov, free, in about five minutes
- Open a dedicated business bank account and end the commingling that puts your personal assets at risk
- Choose an accounting system you'll actually use, so tax season becomes a report you print instead of a scramble you dread
- Understand quarterly estimated taxes, BOI reporting, and when an S-Corp election makes sense (and when it doesn't)
- Match insurance coverage to the risks your business actually carries
- Handle your registered agent and business address requirements correctly from day one
- Land your first paying customers with marketing that fits a new company's budget
- Build the simple four-page website that the 97% of consumers who search online before buying will judge you by
- Use AI to produce the output of a much larger team: writing, marketing, competitor research, and contracts drafted before lunch
- Set up automated lead follow-up, so the hot lead who fills out your contact form hears back in minutes instead of days
- Hire your first employee without wrecking your budget
- Build a compliance calendar that tracks every federal, state, and local deadline, so your business never gets dissolved by a notice you never saw
Who this book is for:
The brand-new owner. You just made it official, the congratulations are still coming in, and the questions are stacking up. This book walks you through what comes next in order, in plain language, starting with the immediate essentials.
The owner already in motion. You have customers and revenue, but the administrative side runs on memory and luck. Use this book to put systems under the business before growth turns loose ends into expensive problems.
The owner getting back on track. A missed filing, a lapsed registration, a compliance surprise. The later chapters show you what went wrong, how to fix it, and how to make sure it never happens again.
Why the data says this matters: Bureau of Labor Statistics and SBA figures show roughly 20% of new businesses fail in year one, about half by year five, and 65% by year ten. Those are averages, and averages include every business started without planning, without systems, and without a compliance calendar. The entire purpose of this book is to move you out of that average.
You did the hard part. You made it real. Get your copy and take the next step.
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