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2. Taxes
If you don’t have an effective tax
strategy, then it’s likely that you’ll pay
too much in taxes.
It’s important that you learn about
every tax deduction that applies to your
business.
You also need to make sure that you
don’t break any tax laws.
While it may be expensive to hire a tax
expert, in the long run, the cost will be
worth it as you save money in taxes.
3. Budget Properly
Businesses either succeed or fail as a
result of their budget.
If you don’t budget properly from the
beginning, then chances are your
business won’t last very long.
Managing debt is an important piece of
creating a budget.
If you are a recent graduate and you
have student loans try to pay them off
before starting your business.
Many entrepreneurs seek investors or
team with cofounders in order to reduce
the amount of debt the business carries.
4. Time Management
The more effective you are at managing
time, the more effective your business
will be.
Time management requires appropriate
planning. If you know that a particular
aspect of your business demands a lot of
your time, then it might be necessary to
outsource that task or hire someone to
handle it for you.
The most successful leaders are careful
with their time and focus on the most
important aspects of the business.
5. Protect Your Business
Don’t ignore the legal side of running a
business.
A reputable attorney can help protect
your business and save you a lot of
money.
Most importantly, an attorney can
advise you so that you don’t make
mistakes that cost the business money
—mistakes like breaking the law.
6. Take Hiring Seriously
A business needs talented people if it’s
going to be successful. Therefore, it’s
important to pay attention to your
hiring process.
If you hire the wrong people you will
lose money over time. It costs money to
train someone, and it costs money when
a position is left open.
The right hire, though, can add value to
a company and save it money through
increased productivity.