The Craft Artist's Legal Guide: Protect Your Work, Save On Taxes, Maximize Profits
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| Rating | : | 4.17 (513 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1413312128 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 400 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-04-07 |
| Language | : | English |
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Stim also produces audiobooks, and performs and records with two bands. He is the author of many books, including Music Law, and Profit From Your Idea. . About the AuthorRichard Stim specializes in small business, copyright, patents, and trademark issues at Nolo. He practices law in San Francisco and has represented photographers, software developers, crafts people, publishers, musicians, and toy designers
The book also provides helpful legal contracts for the most common crafts business activities, as well as various money-saving online resources that will save you time and money.. At the same time, the legal and business side of crafting can be daunting for artists, consuming time and money that could be better invested in creating new products -- and possibly even leaving you open to copyright violation or tax troubles. Take care of the legal and business side of your business and focus on creating your crafts! Crafting for profit is on the rise, and you may find yourself relying more and more on the income generated from your creative enterprise. Each chapter of the book starts
He is the author of many books, including Music Law, and Profit From Your Idea. Stim also produces audiobooks, and performs and records with two bands. Richard Stim specializes in small business, copyright, patents, and trademark issues at Nolo. . He practices law in San Francisco and has represented photographers, software developers, crafts people, publishers, musicians, and toy d
Coco Bonneville said Five Stars. Everything I need to know.. Amazon Customer said Excellent, Everything You Need to Know. This book is a legal guide to owning and running a craft business. I do a lot of fiber crafts, and this book answers my questions regarding selling my products. It is easy to read, and covers topics in depth, including how to price your products; your work space; doing business online; hiring employees; business forms of all types, which are included on a cd; copyrights; design patents; names and trademarks; licensing; taxes; and lawyers, contracts and lawsuits.Richard Stim also includes some case examples and tips to begin a successful business.For me, this information allows me to examine how to for. "Two and a half years later and those designs are still making money." CodeMaster Talon There comes a time in the life of most crafters where they have to decide to either stay in the realm of their local farmer's market or try to break out into the big leagues. The growing pains can be brutal, and it pays to prepare. NOLO's "The Craft Artist's Legal Guide" is the kind of book crafters should buy, read, re-read, study like a college course, and keep on the shelf for frequent reference. It isn't exhaustive and it isn't fun reading, but there are some lessons that no one should learn the hard way and many of them are here.Hiring a rep, filing for copyright, launching a website, paying taxe