lundi 20 janvier 2014

Looking for distributor to resell our fashion products, can drop ship

Recently as our order quantity is larger and larger, we have seen a great market for our products worldwide. If you want to start a new business or you are lack of supplier, welcome to contact me for further information. Our site is milanoo.com. You can go through it and think carefully about this business.





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dimanche 19 janvier 2014

Hello All,

Hello All,

I am new here.. feeling great... :D





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how do i manage a garments company?

Good Day to all /

I'm Prince frm PH but currently here in Brunie to manage a Business.

To make it short. We just recently open a shop for a garments. jeans for now.

Planning to make some bags and caps or even custom shoes hopefully soon.

Currently now we have some machines but lacking the man power and finance for there salaries.

Anyone have a tips, advice or etc. here about in garments industry?



thanks in advance and T.C

have a good day ahead -prince





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HI! From Brunie! :) /

Good Day to all :) /

I'm Prince frm PH but currently here in Brunie to manage a Business.

To make it short. We just recently open a shop for a garments. jeans for now.

Planning to make some bags and caps or even custom shoes hopefully soon.

Currently now we have some machines but lacking the man power and finance for there salaries.

Anyone have a tips, advice or etc. here about in garments industry? :)



thanks in advance :) and T.C

have a good day ahead -prince





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samedi 18 janvier 2014

Opening a retail store in 2014, Advice appreciated

I'm looking to start a buy/sell video game and movie store in a rural village setting. My only problem is my lack of business experience! What do I need (besides inventory) to get this started? Capital, I have just over $30,000 ready, will this be enough to get started? As for inventory I have over 20,000 products available from NES cartridges to Blu-ray Discs. Additionally I'm going to continue scouring classified ads and ebay listings for more inventory. I've even begun scouting for a storefront, which I have my eyes on a 16'x16' space right in the center of town - approx $350/mo plus utilities.



As for competition, this is a small town where broadband internet hasn't been routed to yet (only option is satellite internet which only few residents have) and the nearest store to sell movies/games is about 40 miles away. Additionally this is a high tourist area in the summer time so business is likely to pick up then.



I should probably point out that I will not hire employees, I will be the sole proprietor of this store.



The most important things I have no idea how to go about acquiring are business permits, Tax ID #s. Is there anything else I need to know before signing a lease?





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Anyone hiring Digital Marketing companies?

Hey all. I'm new to the forum and I see that there are a lot of passionate business owners/members here! I love it.



I work for a Digital Marketing company (a reputable, established company) and was wondering who is hiring companies to build their site, boost their Google search results via SEO, manage their social media, create content like blogs/photos/infographics/videos/etc.



If you have hired a Digital Marketing Company: What was your experience like? What did you enjoy about that company? Any services that you didn't get that you wanted/needed help with? Did you receive a good return on that investment?



If you haven't: What prevents you from reaching out to an industry expert to boost your online presence? No budget for it? Not sure it will return your investment? Not sure what a Digital Marketing company does?



Thanks for any/all responses!





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California: confused about when LLC fee + franchise tax due

I'm going to be forming an LLC this month, and the California franchise tax board site is a little confusing about when the annual tax + "fee" for a first-year LLC are due.



I managed to find this on another (non-government) site: "A domestic LLC has until the 15th day of the fourth month after filing its articles of organization with the Secretary of State to pay the first year annual tax." Which I'm taking to mean that if I file the articles of organization on 2/1/14, I have only until 6/1/14 to pay the annual franchise tax (the $800 minimum tax). So far so good (maybe)...



But what about the "LLC fee," which varies based on the company's income? I found these on the CA franchise tax board website and I'm having trouble interpreting what this means in my situation:



"An LLC required to file Form 568 pays an annual tax of $800, and may be subject to an LLC fee based on total income from all sources derived from or attributable to the state of California. The annual tax is due by the 15th day of the 4th month of the taxable year, and is paid using CA Form 3522, Limited Liability Company Tax Voucher."



It says when the TAX is due, but not when the variable FEE is due.



Maybe this is referring to the fee?... "If the Limited Liability Company is classified as a partnership or disregarded entity and files California Form 568, the following estimated tax guidelines apply:

Estimated LLC fee is due by the 15th day of the 6th month.

Members may have to make estimated tax payments for their own reporting purposes."



I can't tell if they're using "tax" and "fee" willy-nilly, but they are TWO DIFFERENT THINGS, both of which I will be in very big trouble for not paying on time. I can't find anything specifically referring to the first year in business, for the "fee," only for the "tax." I seem to recall something about not paying the fee until the first calendar year is over, but now I can't seem to find that, so it may have been wishful thinking. Ugh. Trying to do a cash-flow projection and need to know this. Very hard to get through to the FTB on the phone...





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