Business Hints for Men and WomenCalhoun, A. R. (Alfred Rochefort)
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Business Hints for Men and Women
Calhoun, A. R. (Alfred Rochefort)
Business; Commercial law -- United States
CHAPTER XVII
TAXES
1. Definition. 2. Kinds of taxes. 3. Customs duty. 4. Internal
revenue. 5. Stamps. 6. State taxes. 7. Exempt from taxes.
8. Insufficient taxes. 9. Personal property. 10. Town taxes.
11. Payments. 12. Corporation taxes. 13. Taxes in general. 13. The
returns.
CHAPTER XVIII
CONTRACTS--LEASES--GUARANTEES
1. Requisites to a contract. 2. The consideration. 3. Written and
verbal contracts. 4. Forms of contract. 5. Kinds of contract. 6. A
lease. 7. As to repairs. 8. Sub-letting. 9. What is a guaranty?
10. A bill of sale 11. Obligations.
CHAPTER XIX
LIFE INSURANCE
1. A definition. 2. How it is done. 3. As an investment. 4. Forms
of life insurance. 5. Mutual insurance. 6. Amount of policies.
7. Policies as security. 8. Lapses. 9. Proprietary companies.
CHAPTER XX
INSURANCE--FIRE--ACCIDENT
1. Like a gambling risk. 2. What is fire insurance? 3. Premiums.
4. Collecting. 5. Insurable property. 6. Mutual companies.
7. Stock companies. 8. Accident insurance.
CHAPTER XXI
PARTNERSHIPS
1. Defined. 2. Prepare and sign. 3. Silent partners. 4. Nominal
partners. 5. Liability. 6. How to dissolve. 7. Notice necessary.
8. A form.
CHAPTER XXII
INVESTMENTS
1. What is an investment? 2. Savings. 3. Capitalists.
4. Stockholders. 5. Kinds of stocks.
CHAPTER XXIII
BONDS AS INVESTMENTS
1. As to bonds. 2. Sorts of bonds. 3. Railroad bonds. 4. Buying
bonds. 5. Requisite in a bond.
CHAPTER XXIV
THINGS TO REMEMBER
1. Don't deceive yourself. 2. Be sure you are not losing.
3. Weeding out old stock. 4. Dropping worthless accounts. 5. Let
your wife know. 6. Children and business. 7. Farmers' sons.
CHAPTER XXV
WORTH KNOWING
1. How title is acquired. 2. Over-generosity. 3. Care of wills.
4. Care of all papers. 5. Checks and stubs. 6. Sending away money.
7. Lost in mails. 8. More about notes.
CHAPTER XXVI
LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP
1. As to receipts. 2. Notes in bank. 3. Well to know.
4. Discharging liens. 5. Prompt but not too prompt. 6. Be in no
haste to invest. 7. Meet dues promptly. 8. Counting money.
9. Ready money. 10. In traveling.
CHAPTER XXVII
CONTRACTIONS AND SIGNS
1. An alphabetical arrangement.
CHAPTER XXVIII
WORDS AND PHRASES USED
1. Defined and alphabetically arranged.
INTRODUCTION
What is a good business man? "The rich man," you may answer. No,
the good business man is the man who knows business.
Are you a good business man?
"Up to the average," you say.
Well, what do you know of business laws and rules, outside your
present circle of routine work?
Now, this handy little volume is a condensation of the rules and
the laws which every man, from the day laborer to the banker,
should be familiar with.
We have not put in everything about business, for that would
require a library, instead of a book that can be read in a short
day, and be consulted for its special information at any time.
It isn't a question of the price of the book to you, or of the
profit to the publisher. Is it good?
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