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Starting a Business
1. When deciding on which form of business will best
serve your purposes, you should take into account the
time necessary to handle regulations and
formalities.

commitment
conditions
constraints
coordination
2. The need for funding is one of the first concerns for any
new business, and unless you have the personal assets or
can friends, family or your bank, you will be seeking
investors.

talk to
tap into
touch upon
trade with
3. Determining not only the type of business you are
starting, but the type of customers you will attract and the
manner in which you will attract them should also be
into your decision making process.

considered
factored
included
involved
4. The potential for liability from customer relationships or
interaction heavily on your liability risk.



impacts
incurs
intrudes
involves
5. For example, someone with a business that sells goods
via the Internet or through mail order is less likely to
lawsuits than someone who owns physical store locations,
where customer foot traffic (and potential injuries) could
result.

garner
garnish
incite
inculcate
6. It will also be assumed that a professional business
such as a law firm or accounting practice will have greater
assets, making them greater targets in a society.

illicit
legalistic
legislative
litigious
7. Someone who has already had previous business
success and has significant assets from a previous
business venture would also want to protect those assets


closely
narrowly

severely
strictly
8. Apathy can come back to a successful
entrepreneur; plan ahead.

haunt
hound
hunt
hype
9. It is wise to with both an attorney and an
accountant and discuss the details of the business that
you are planning to start and where you see it going in five
or ten years.

hole up
hunker down
set up
sit down
10. all the bases, including liabilities, taxes,
employee benefits and the need for investors, before
making your decision.

Cover
Lay
Run
Spike

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