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Inc. Yourself: How to Profit by Setting up Your Own Corporation
by Judith H. McQuown

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When former Wall Street portfolio analyst Judith H. McQuown first wrote Inc. Yourself, the incorporation of a small company was a fairly simple procedure. That was two decades ago. Since then, major tax-law changes have ensured that this "simple" process became much more complex.

This 9th Edition of her popular work outlines the core information necessary to turn any enterprise into a separate legal entity updated, of course, to the 1999 tax environment. But she also updates her information and suggestions for today's small businesses whenever appropriate. Newly newly available options for pension plans, organizing the venture, and sheltering its income from taxation are also included.

Judith McQuown Resources on the Web

• Judith McQuown has certainly made a name for herself by extolling the virtues of incorporation for just about anybody in her near-classic book. She does not seem to have a personal website. But here is a somewhat dated but interesting on-line print and audio interview, Think Inc at the CNNfn website.

Inc. Yourself Resources around Sohodojo

• The Nanocorp Primer #4: Shamrocks and Nanocorps, Bridging the Digital Divide with 'Small is Good' Business Webs

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