Inc. Yourself: How to Profit by Setting Up Your Own Corporation, Completely Revised 9th Edition

Before starting my business, I consulted with several successful business people that I knew. Aside from getting some great advice, all recommended this book as a essential first read before starting my corporation.Now that I have read it, I agree and wholeheartily recommend it to anyone who wants to start a business and their corporation, correctly.

This is one of the top three books on how to start your business and incorporate with the other two being Loopholes of the Rich and Rich Dad's Advisors: Own Your Own Corporation.Another would be How To Incorporate in Any State: Everything You Need To Form a Corporation by W. Dean Brown.On S Corporations, the best book I have found is S-Corporations by Robert Cooke.Everyone that I know who is successfu in business is recommending these books. And for good reason, they work and are written by people who have actually been in the trenches and speak from experience.Beware of certain [some] self publishers who have never had any real business experience and merely plagerizing the better authors such as those mentioned above.

Inc. Yourself provides a vast wealth of information on incorporating, the benefits you can get and why. Inc. Yourself is an easy read....pretty straightforward. The fact that Inc. Yourself is now in it's 9th printing with more than 500,000 copies in print should tell you something about the great work done by Judith McQuown and the popularity of this great work.As a companion to Inc. Yourself, You'll want to pick up a copy of Launch Business and Incorporate in Any State by J.W. Dicks and/or How To Incorporate in Any State by Brown.This book deserves a solid five star rating and is highly recommended.

If you are contemplating starting or revising your own business, then Inc. Yourself by Judity McQuown is a must read.You will find everything in here including forms. Excellent book. Must read for all entrepreneurs.

Inc. Yourself is a necessary read for anyone contemplating starting a business or repositioning in an already established one.I really cannot uderstand the negative reviews. They must be people who haven't read the book or don't understand business.On the other hand, don't make this your only book on incorporating. Two others I suggest are "Form a Corporation and Launch a Business in any State" and "The Small Business Legal Kit" by J.W.Dicks. If you live in Minnesota, then I salso recommend "How to Incorporate and Start a Business in Minesota" also by Mr. J.W. Dicks. My personal testimony is that I opened a busness in the St. Paul area using the information in these books and saved thousands of dollars.