How To Find The Money To Fund Your Home Business


by Bill Cox - Date: 2007-04-04 - Word Count: 337 Share This!

One of the most common objections heard when trying to recruit someone into a home-based-business is "I don't Have the money to invest." Depending on where you are in the discussion, you may have determined that this prospect either is not interested in your particular business, or is simply searching for excuses not to take any risks in life.

If that's the case, now may be the time to abandon your recruiting efforts. However, if the prospect seems to be genuinely interested and has the desire to take the next step, there are ways to fund a home-based-business without impacting their current budget.

The easiest method applies to those that are currently working an outside job and pay income taxes. Congress has passed laws specifically designed to encourage entrepreneurship and home-based-business, and they include immediate tax relief for these enterprising individuals. You can't use these laws just as a way to reduce your tax burden. In the event of an audit, you must be prepared to prove that you're actually working the business four to five days a week for an hour a day.

The laws allow you to estimate your business expenses and adjust your W-4 form to increase your take-home pay, which you will use to fund your ventures. The savings typically range from $4000 to $7000 per year - that's a minimum of $16 per workday (based on a 5-day workweek and a two-week annual vacation).

That amount is more than enough to fund most home-based-business, if you stay away from big-ticket items that promise great riches for little effort and systems that require you to buy huge inventories of product to sell to your friends and neighbors.

Funding your home-based-business is crucial to your success. No commercial venture can be profitable without investing some money to get started. While most of your investment should be your time and effort, there will always be some sort of financial obligation involved. The money is there if you know where to look!

*Note - the tax information presented applies to U.S. taxpayers only.

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Bill Cox is an entrepreneur and Network Marketing consultant. His company, Eclipse Advanced Communications, LLC was formed specifically for the purpose of teaching beginning and frustrated Network Marketers how to build a sustainable, resilient marketing organization.wcox1.successuniversity.com/New_a_Slim.aspx?PgID=12&GrpID=4&Type=1&

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