Do you know your tax responsibilities as a small business owner? This workshop is designed as an awareness seminar to inform business owners of their tax obligations. Tax information for each of the small business structures is provided along with a review of independent contractors versus employees, and an introduction to tax forms required from a small business.

Thinking of starting a business but don’t know where to start? Confused by all the different types of entities you could form for your business and wondering which type will be best? This class will address:

• How to Effectively work with your Attorney (and save $$$ doing it)
• Choice of Entity & Documents Required
• Minimizing Liability
• Assumed Names (Doing Business As)
• Financing the Business – loans, angels & VC’s
• Intellectual Property – Trademarks, Copyrights, Trade Secrets & Patents

Wondering whether you should have employees or independent contractors? How much and how often should you pay your employees?
How do you protect your business assets? This class will address:
• Hiring and Firing Practices
• Independent Contractor v. Employee
• Paying Employees – Salaried v. Hourly
• Confidentiality and Non-Competes
• Employee Handbooks
• Policies on Technology Use

Now that you’ve mastered the basics of QuickBooks, learn how QuickBooks can help you further by tracking inventory and handling payroll requirements. Covered in QuickBooks Level 2 is dealing with physical inventory; selling inventory items; using QuickBooks for payroll; working with balance sheet accounts; using classes, dealing with errors and refunds, NSF checks; and customizing QuickBooks. Textbook is included. (ACNT 1010 – Computerized Accounting)

Course Fee: $225 (12 Hours)

All classes are scheduled on Fridays, 9 am – 4 pm with an hour lunch break

Greenville PJC campus:  Nov. 22 & Dec. 6, 2019

Learn how the services of the Dallas Metropolitan Small Business Development Center can assist starting or growing your business. A few of the topics included are: what it takes to be an entreprenuer, financing your business, and developing a business plan.

Disclaimer: The DCCCD, North Texas SBDC, Dallas Metropolitan SBDC, partners, associates, employees and the instructor of this session do not provide legal advice. The information provided in this workshop is not intended to be a substitute for advice from an attorney.

Why start a small business?

• What are your goals
• What are your strengths
• What are your values
• How do you work

How do I start a small business?

• How to analyze feasibility of your idea
• How to prepare business plan
• Selecting legal form
• Sources of capital
• Business licenses and permits
• Sources of information

This is a comprehensive overview of the different funding options available for your small business and the qualifications for each. This class will cover:

• Sources of funding
• Lender Requirements
• Other funding considerations

In this two hour workshop, participants will learn about getting the process started for government contracting no matter if they sell a commodity, service, or construction. It is also a refresher course of those that are seasoned with government contracting personnel. In the second hour, participants will learn about the preparation needed for a technical proposal. Topics to be discussed include the actual preparation, cover letter, the SF 1442, the Source Selection Evaluation Board, and other related topics.

Aprenda cÛmo los servicios del Dallas Metropolitan SBDC pueden ayudar a iniciar o crecer su negocio. Temas incluyen:

plan de negocio
regulaciÛn/licencias
prestamos
estructuras legales
impuestos federales
estales
y más

Presentador: Sergio Bento, Senior Business Advisor

Se requiere preinscripción. 

No habr· registro en el sitio.

Descargo de responsabilidad: El DCCCD, North Texas SBDC, Dallas Metropolitan SBDC, socios, asociados, empleados y el instructor de esta sesiÛn no proporcionan asesoramiento legal. La informaciÛn proporcionada en este taller no pretende ser un sustituto del asesoramiento de un abogado.

QuickBooks is a popular record keeping software used by small businesses today. Keeping accurate records can assist you in managing your business more successfully and profitably. Start with the basics in Level 1 course and get a better control of your business income and expenses. The following items will be covered in Level 1: Planning and creating your company in QuickBooks; managing basic QuickBooks files; working with customer transactions; working with vendor transactions; and banking with QuickBooks. Textbook is included (ACNT 1010 – Computerized Accounting)

Course fee: $225 (12 Hours)

All classes are scheduled on Fridays, 9 am – 4 pm with an hour lunch break

Sulphur Springs PJC campus:  Jan. 10 & 17, 2020

QuickBooks is a popular record keeping software used by small businesses today. Keeping accurate records can assist you in managing your business more successfully and profitably. Start with the basics in Level 1 course and get a better control of your business income and expenses. The following items will be covered in Level 1: Planning and creating your company in QuickBooks; managing basic QuickBooks files; working with customer transactions; working with vendor transactions; and banking with QuickBooks. Textbook is included (ACNT 1010 – Computerized Accounting)

Course fee: $225 (12 Hours)

All classes are scheduled on Fridays, 9 am – 4 pm with an hour lunch break

Sulphur Springs PJC campus:  Jan. 10 & 17, 2020

Now that you’ve mastered the basics of QuickBooks, learn how QuickBooks can help you further by tracking inventory and handling payroll requirements. Covered in QuickBooks Level 2 is dealing with physical inventory; selling inventory items; using QuickBooks for payroll; working with balance sheet accounts; using classes, dealing with errors and refunds, NSF checks; and customizing QuickBooks. Textbook is included. (ACNT 1010 – Computerized Accounting)

Course Fee: $225 (12 Hours)

All classes are scheduled on Fridays, 9 am – 4 pm with an hour lunch break

Sulphur Springs PJC campus:  Jan. 24 & 31, 2020

Now that you’ve mastered the basics of QuickBooks, learn how QuickBooks can help you further by tracking inventory and handling payroll requirements. Covered in QuickBooks Level 2 is dealing with physical inventory; selling inventory items; using QuickBooks for payroll; working with balance sheet accounts; using classes, dealing with errors and refunds, NSF checks; and customizing QuickBooks. Textbook is included. (ACNT 1010 – Computerized Accounting)

Course Fee: $225 (12 Hours)

All classes are scheduled on Fridays, 9 am – 4 pm with an hour lunch break

Sulphur Springs PJC campus:  Jan. 24 & 31, 2020