The "entrepreneurial classic": A business owner's bible for start-ups and professionals alikenow completely revised and updated (CNBC). Written in clear, easy-to-understand language, Inc. Yourself is a no-nonsense, step-by-step guide to creating your own success story. And it's not only for start-up entrepreneurs; it also speaks to long-time professionals, downsized executives, women and minorities frustrated by the limits of the glass ceiling, work-at-home moms and dads, enterprising students, retirees who want to protect their assets, and anyone who's ever asked, "How can I profit from doing what I like to do?"Inc. Yourself covers numerous topics, including: Laying the groundwork and seed money for your corporationChoosing the right office spaceCreating your business planTaking advantage of minority-supplier contractsDesigning the right pension planUnderstanding state-by-state tax laws and tax breaksFinding your employeesSelecting insurance, medical, and retirement benefitsBuilding profit-sharing plansEstablishing long-term strategies for your heirs Featuring state requirements for general businesses, sample minutes and bylaws, quizzes, charts, checklists, and sample tax returns, Inc. Yourself provides every conceivable piece of information and guidance you need to take charge of your career and secure a profitable future. This how-to guide has stayed in print for decades and sold nearly three-quarters of a million copies for a good reason: It works. And now, more than ever, it's essential.

Former Wall Street analyst and New York City senior investment analyst Judith H. McQuown became exasperated by the glass ceiling women faced, and formed Judith H. McQuown& Co., Inc., which provides writing and editorial services to the financial and publishing industries. She is the author of eight other books, and conducts“Inc. Yourself” seminars nationwide. McQuown resides in New York City.