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If you like "FREE", this is a page to bookmark because MyCorporation is an awesome company that OFTEN OFFERS FREE!
MyCorporation, an Intuit company, takes a lot of the headache and hassle out of legal requirements of forming a corporation, and they always offer new (and old) businesses fantastic deals!
March 2, 2009 at 9:58 pm ·
MyCorporation, an Intuit Company, continues to help small businesses incorporate or form a limited liability company. Thousands of entrepreneurs are starting businesses every day, proving that in good economic times and bad, investing in entrepreneurship is always a wise choice. Small businesses are the foundation of our economy. And small businesses must create new jobs to help the economy recover.
Through tax day April 15th 2009, MyCorporation is offering a "stimulus package" for small businesses.
The FREE Small Biz Pack includes a free Corporation or Limited Liability Company filing, a free trial of TurboTax Business, and more than 60 free Corporate Resolution contract samples. Plus, for a limited time, get a free download of QuickBooks Simple Start (no purchase required!!).
Visit MyCorporation.com or call 1-877-MYCORP-2 (1-877-692-6772) and mention code MYFREE to save $149. Offer expires 4/15/09. (Note: shipping, state fees, publication fees, and tax filing fees are additional).
MyCoroporation is a great tool that can save you a substantial amount of money. Particularly when it's free!
MyCorporation, an Intuit company, takes a lot of the headache and hassle out of legal requirements of forming a corporation, and they always offer new (and old) businesses fantastic deals!
March 2, 2009 at 9:58 pm ·
MyCorporation, an Intuit Company, continues to help small businesses incorporate or form a limited liability company. Thousands of entrepreneurs are starting businesses every day, proving that in good economic times and bad, investing in entrepreneurship is always a wise choice. Small businesses are the foundation of our economy. And small businesses must create new jobs to help the economy recover.
Through tax day April 15th 2009, MyCorporation is offering a "stimulus package" for small businesses.
The FREE Small Biz Pack includes a free Corporation or Limited Liability Company filing, a free trial of TurboTax Business, and more than 60 free Corporate Resolution contract samples. Plus, for a limited time, get a free download of QuickBooks Simple Start (no purchase required!!).
Visit MyCorporation.com or call 1-877-MYCORP-2 (1-877-692-6772) and mention code MYFREE to save $149. Offer expires 4/15/09. (Note: shipping, state fees, publication fees, and tax filing fees are additional).
MyCoroporation is a great tool that can save you a substantial amount of money. Particularly when it's free!
Believe it or not... NOW is a better time than ever to start your own business!
Giving... Is "The New Black"
I caught up with MyCorporation employee Amanda Beren yesterday, speaking with her fifteen minutes before the free offer ended.
Amanda told me that MyCorporation, a company typically filing around 70 incorporation filings a day - yesterday hit roughly 700 incorporation filings, thus proving the power of giving.
I'm Big TIME into giving, too. You have to see this for yourself, and then check this out!
Amanda told me that MyCorporation, a company typically filing around 70 incorporation filings a day - yesterday hit roughly 700 incorporation filings, thus proving the power of giving.
I'm Big TIME into giving, too. You have to see this for yourself, and then check this out!
Small & Home Business Stimulus Package Brings Money to Main Street
Looking for a new start after being laid off?
Some in Corporate America are looking to help you get started.
Franchise companies are reaching out with low-cost business opportunities for the home office set. And Intuit, the small business financial services company, has launched a list of services - and a competition - to award and reward go-getters looking to launch or sustain their small business in these dour economic times.
Called its small business "stimulus package," the program will provide the 27 million small businesses around the country with a monetary boost totaling $1,000 per small business and more than $350,000 in grants and donations.
With larger companies getting bailouts, smaller businesses are now asking "where's mine?" Intuit is giving small businesses the support they need. The initiative, called "Small Business United," will offer grants to small businesses and budding entrepreneurs, donations to nonprofit organizations devoted to the health of small businesses, free Intuit products and deep discounts on services to help small businesses get a leg up in tough economic times.
"Intuit is in a unique position to support small businesses by offering America's best-selling software solutions for free," said Brad Smith, Intuit president and CEO. "In addition, the monetary grants will help ensure small businesses can be as successful as possible, continuing to grow, create new jobs and innovate."
Extremely Useful & FREE Business Assistance
Among Intuit's programs:
- SmallBusinessUnited.com. Since 90% of small biz owners get advice from peers, this networking site allows entrepreneurs to share tips, insights, ideas and success stories.
- Free Software: Save money with accounting software: QuickBooks Simple Start Free Edition lets users easily tracking money coming in and money going out.
- A Free Year: Get more customers with free Web sites: The Intuit Website service lets businesses quickly set up professional-looking websites to attract more customers.
- Free Six Months: Save time with free payroll service: To help small businesses accurately run payroll, Intuit Online Payroll service is available for free for six months. AND Get paid faster with free credit card processing: Intuit is offering credit card processing services free for six months through Intuit QuickBooks Online Terminal.
- Free Service: Get incorporated with free incorporation services: Intuit is offering free incorporation and LLC formation services from MyCorporation until July 31, 2009.
- Free Download: Manage cash flow with free retail management software: Intuit is offering its recently announced retail software, QuickBooks Cash Register Plus, as a free download.
The "Stimulus Package" also includes $315,000 in small business grants to give entrepreneurs the extra boost needed during a tough economic climate, and $50,000 in donations to organizations that help budding entrepreneurs get started and advise existing businesses looking to grow.
Small businesses have long been the foundation of the U.S. economy. In the past 30 years, more than 90 percent of new jobs created in the country have come from small businesses, according to the National Small Business Association.
Become part of the solution to the Recession by starting in your own home office or small business.
Source: Chief Home Officer
- SmallBusinessUnited.com. Since 90% of small biz owners get advice from peers, this networking site allows entrepreneurs to share tips, insights, ideas and success stories.
- Free Software: Save money with accounting software: QuickBooks Simple Start Free Edition lets users easily tracking money coming in and money going out.
- A Free Year: Get more customers with free Web sites: The Intuit Website service lets businesses quickly set up professional-looking websites to attract more customers.
- Free Six Months: Save time with free payroll service: To help small businesses accurately run payroll, Intuit Online Payroll service is available for free for six months. AND Get paid faster with free credit card processing: Intuit is offering credit card processing services free for six months through Intuit QuickBooks Online Terminal.
- Free Service: Get incorporated with free incorporation services: Intuit is offering free incorporation and LLC formation services from MyCorporation until July 31, 2009.
- Free Download: Manage cash flow with free retail management software: Intuit is offering its recently announced retail software, QuickBooks Cash Register Plus, as a free download.
The "Stimulus Package" also includes $315,000 in small business grants to give entrepreneurs the extra boost needed during a tough economic climate, and $50,000 in donations to organizations that help budding entrepreneurs get started and advise existing businesses looking to grow.
Small businesses have long been the foundation of the U.S. economy. In the past 30 years, more than 90 percent of new jobs created in the country have come from small businesses, according to the National Small Business Association.
Become part of the solution to the Recession by starting in your own home office or small business.
Source: Chief Home Officer
The FREE FOR A DAY Offer
MyCorporation.com, flooded by unique users, couldn't keep up.
Consequently, their website was "down" during much of their FREE FOR A DAY offer.
Users had been instructed to call or to visit MyCorporation.com and to mention code FREE149 to receive their $149 discount offer.
MyCorporation employee Amanda Beren, who can be reached at Extension 67965 at 1-888-MYCORP-1 (1-888-692-6771) stated, "Now we're the industry leaders. We're on the map... outperforming our competitors, outperforming companies like LegalZoom.com!"
Consequently, their website was "down" during much of their FREE FOR A DAY offer.
Users had been instructed to call or to visit MyCorporation.com and to mention code FREE149 to receive their $149 discount offer.
MyCorporation employee Amanda Beren, who can be reached at Extension 67965 at 1-888-MYCORP-1 (1-888-692-6771) stated, "Now we're the industry leaders. We're on the map... outperforming our competitors, outperforming companies like LegalZoom.com!"
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Though Economy Contracts, Small-Business Owners Stay Optimistic
October 31, 2008 02:58 PM ET | Matthew Bandyk |
The news that GDP contracted in the third quarter vindicates people saying that the U.S. economy is going into a recession.
Of course, you need two consecutive quarters of negative growth to be in an official recession, but it seems likely that more contractions are coming.
But take a look out your window. Notice that people are not lined up in the street for bread. War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death have not mounted their horses.
I'm not trying to make light of a situation that is dire for many people, but just to say-for most small businesspeople in this country, life will go on as normal.
Don't just take my word for it. Intuit Inc. released a survey yesterday that found small-business owners are "optimistic but realistic" about the state of the economy.
A strong 82 percent of small-business owners still see opportunities for their businesses, and 64 percent expect their business to grow.
The survey is from the second week of October, so it definitely wasn't taken before the worst of this crisis (or at least what we hope was the worst).
While both of those numbers were lower than the comparable figures six months ago, they're still stronger than perhaps the conventional wisdom about a recession would have it.
Of course, you need two consecutive quarters of negative growth to be in an official recession, but it seems likely that more contractions are coming.
But take a look out your window. Notice that people are not lined up in the street for bread. War, Famine, Pestilence, and Death have not mounted their horses.
I'm not trying to make light of a situation that is dire for many people, but just to say-for most small businesspeople in this country, life will go on as normal.
Don't just take my word for it. Intuit Inc. released a survey yesterday that found small-business owners are "optimistic but realistic" about the state of the economy.
A strong 82 percent of small-business owners still see opportunities for their businesses, and 64 percent expect their business to grow.
The survey is from the second week of October, so it definitely wasn't taken before the worst of this crisis (or at least what we hope was the worst).
While both of those numbers were lower than the comparable figures six months ago, they're still stronger than perhaps the conventional wisdom about a recession would have it.
Intuit Says...
"We started as a small business a decade ago. We have been able to help more than 125,000 small businesses in all 50 states get started and maintain their corporate entities easily and inexpensively. And we've been successful throughout the ups and downs of the economy, so I would like to say 'Thanks' and give back to the small business community. MyCorporation wants to inspire entrepreneurs to continue to pursue their dreams. That is what drives our economy, and it will be what helps turn it around."If you knew anyone who wanted to incorporate, all you had to do was to pass this information on.
You simply called 1-888-692-6771!
Or, you could have emailed Amanda at MyCorporation at: amanda_beren@intuit.com.
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- This is awesome! It is great that MyCorporation is reaching out to the nation in our time of need. It seems to be a really easy process. Just enter coupon code Free149 at the time of submitting your corporation or llc order.
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