I'll be working for one company based in the UK and Europe, answering questions and providing sale support, and will be commission only. Do I need a limited company or something, I don't know how it works, and it's a big step for me, as I'm only 23. \nIf you are currently working like this, or know of what to do to move into it, and the pros and cons I would love to hear your thoughts, as I don't want to trip up!\n\nThank you!
200918
If you're going to be employed then there's no need to worry about setting up a limited company. You will be paid on commission, which to my understanding, will highly depend on how much you put in to your work, e.g how much sales you make etc.\nOn the flip side, if you're forming your own comapny, I'ld advise you to form an LLC or limited liablity company, which has a lot of advantages mainly, that you will not be held personally liable should your company be sued!
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If you start to drag yourself to work everyday then I think you better quit. But setting up your own business is not as simple as what you think. You need to find a place for the tuition centre, hire people, rental fees, renovation cost etc. The most diffcult part is that when you are new in the market, people will not trust you as much as the more established tuition centres.   \nYou need to consider all these factors before you go into this type of business. All the best to you
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You're going to do what you've always wanted to do: work from home. How I wish I had your computer savy, knowledge and expertise! I have to settle for encouraging people into giving me their old computers when they upgrade so I can clean them out and give them to needy people. One mother who had had a hip operation was able to work from home all winter last year, here in Maine, thanks to someone's generosity. Work from your home! You are your own boss. You can call the shots. You can either be affordable or impossible. You can be the guy people hire because his rates are sensible. That would be a daily cash flow... and the possiblilties are endless, because you have your home office from which you can work. You can hook up a second computer in your home to keep your business records so they are not accessible online (to anyone but you). Money, money , money! Start thinking money instead of being too old! Job one is: establishing a really great cash flow for YOU and your family. They are job one. When you work from home, suddenly, you are no longer at the beck and call of company offers in just New York City. Your office is the United States, period. When you get richer and can allow a sense of humour about all this stuff, you can extend your business to outside the states. Sound too good to be true? I told Matt he should work for himself. He is now in San Marcos, Texas, binding little copy books which he sells from his home. Self-employed; well off; happy. So - work for yourself. Be the boss. Be all those people who won't even look at you or treat you nice. I am sending this message with tons of positive, vibrant success energies! Give what I tell you some serious thought. Sit down, put your feet up and think about being the boss. The worker. The bookkeeper. The candlestick maker - and of course, the Bill Gates II, who retired early! (You think I'm kidding, but how can you know you will not be a real success???)  Best to you from G., South Portland, Maine, U.S.A.
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We have a fantastic opportunity that would fit round your current situation and given the right commitment from yourself you could turn it into a profitable business enabling you to give up your current job. We are looking for people to join our team in our health and beauty care business. We have the backing of a 27 year old company that is 110 countries worldwide.\nLike you i am in a job that i dont really want to be in, but since starting my own business up it has kept me motivated to see the bigger picture. I will be able to give up my full time job up and that will be thanks to this business. Everyday for me is a step closer to me realizing my dream and that is my biggest motivation.\nIf you would like to know more just contact me, do add your contact email tho!! Maybe like me this will be for you x.\nJust remember that where you are now is only a stepping stone to something bigger you just have to find that something bigger...
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it might be passe to suggest looking into this industry.\n...but those who've failed before usually jumped on the wrong company...or at the wrong time...or associated with the wrong leadership / co-workers.\n\nAvon...Amway, NuSkin, Unicity...\nthese are old-school and have / are experiencing market saturation.\n\nif you / your friend is open to the industry, it might be worth your time to check out http://www.teaminmotion.net/guest.html\n\n- "legitimate companies" have been suggested as a possible consideration in self-help books by famous authors\n\n- transparent profit/loss figures.\n(only a few trusted companies in the industry are publicly traded - this is one of them)\n\n- process has been proven and is easily duplicated.\n(its so easy...no "sales" is required!)\n\n- virtually limitless income.\n(NO more breakaways, volume flushing, level cut-offs!)\n\n- all traditional admin / remuneration / registration processes already available online AND in Real-Time (to-the-minute).\n(most competitors are still fiddling around with implementing such a system!)\n\ni.e. work with anybody from anywhere in the world from any location you wish\n\n-> check out the website, & if you're interested, get back in touch with me by clicking on my Nick on the left.\notherwise no response is required.\n\npeace.
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A commission-based job means you get to make your own paycheck based on sales you most likely are going to do. However, the drawback is if the people you're selling to aren't buying, you might find the financial times a little tight. However, if you sell a lot, you would be rolling in the dough.\n\nUnfortunately, you don't have anything to fall back on if sales are slow, though. \n\nA salary job is nice because it offers security. The downside is that you might be required to work more hours than required of a normal work day, and you won't get paid overtime. This lessens the value of what you're getting paid. While you have the security of being paid a steady income, if you're working more hours and not getting anything more for it, the job will become a burden.\n\nIf you feel confident in your sales abilities, then go with the commission job. If you're ok with working extra hours for no added benefit, but still have the security of a steady income, go with the salaried position.\n\nGood luck to you!
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ClickNGoWeb is a new business based here in NC.  My student teacher's father got in on the ground floor;  she signed up shortly thereafter.  They know the owner of the company personally and can vouch for his intellect, character and reliability. They're already making money for doing nothing!  \n\nThe distributors have the option to sell lank template bwebsites or to make and sell websites or they can simply sign up early enough to reap the benefits of others signing up later.  I just signed up and I'm already #1365 to sign up.  My intern has already made her $189.95 back plus more, so I figure this to be a failsafe venture. You only need to get 2 people to sign up under you, then they get 2 they each of them get 2 more and so on.  The money is supposed to roll in slowly but steadily. I am but a humble schoolteacher with a small child and a husband who loves to golf.  I just want to live comfortably; I don't care about getting rich. \n\nFeel free to email me for more information. Cheers.\nCourtney
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Here's the deal. I have cousins who work in Mexico and they have secure jobs like you. They are not eager to switch anytime soon due to the instability of the job market. You are making a good living now.\n\nAlso I would like to point out that the buyer-seller market is a very fickle thing with you potentially being able to make more in the end. But their are risks involved. Salaries over here in the US are not going up at the moment and the cost of living is increasing. \n\nTaking the job means that they pay you what you are already making. In future years it is up to them to decide whether or not they want to give you a raise? You might or might not make more.\n\nMy advice from a business standpoint is too not take the offer up.
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Hello,\n\nIf you are looking to make a large amount of money, you are not going to do it working for someone else.  The best way to do that is to work for yourself.  I have been working for myself for the past 2+ years.  I make a great income, and have great time freedom.  I am not pulling your leg I am being honest with you.  \n\nAdd me to your instant messenger or email me at pplamy1@yahoo.com
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You usually have to invest, then they have you start a web site in your own name as your business. You have to make sure you cover all taxes at the end of the year yourself out of all your sales. You have to expect someone may have an allergy to the product and seen as you are the owner of the business you are then liable. you have to recruit other people to work under you and keep up a certain quota in order to start making money. etc,etc, I didn't like it. You can devote yourself and your time to it but if the people you recruit don't follow through you find yourself back at the bottom again and just the fat cat fills the pockets.
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Think about your lungs. Companies don't care about you. They only care about their product and making money. I know this is a new job for you, but is it worth the misery????
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This company was modeled from Europe just like America. You know as long as you work for some one else you are just building there dream. WAGES earn you a living PROFITS make you a Fortune. Work full-time on your job but part-time on your fortune here's how www.mr-edwards.org click on business opp. and view the short movie. It may or may not be for you but its free to get all the details and look.
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Only way I ever managed was from surveys like www.ciao.co.uk. I made about £10 in 6 months, so its not exactly very lucrative. If you're good at writing reviews and you buy lots of stuff, that same site can be used to make quite a bit of money tho.
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You need the advice of a Chartered or Certified Accountant who has experience handling ex-pats.\n\nAs for the money you have already received, that is settled.  You will be treated as a sole trader.  You cannot set up a company and transfer the income there after the fact (well, you can, but it would be capital invested and the income would remain taxable to you as a sole trader).  Personally, I always had doubts about the value of consultancies being set up as limited companies.  Most of the time, the tax savings aren't there.  It is really only of benefit if you have major assets to protect in the event of bankruptcy or if your earnings are so high that you want to leave the money in the company (which is probably not the case for a summer contract).  You might prefer to remain a sole trader and pay Class 2 and 4 NIC on your UK source consultancy income.  again though, that might not be worth it.  I have been out of the UK long enough to not know how things are currently on the state pension front.  \n\nBottom line - get advice from someone who can fully consider your situation.  Make sure that person is qualified and experienced in ex-pat taxation.  When it comes to fees, bear in mind that those fees pay for your peace of mind as well as keeping you on the right side of the taxman - something that is hard to do from another country, even in the internet age.
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I think it sounds very dodgy. Especially when you have kids to support. I would think about it very carefully. If you have to give away a lot of money to start it then I would say no. Also the business you would be working for/ part of would have to be making some money somewhere, so if you keep all the profits where do they make theirs? Just make sure it's not from your pocket.
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The trick is do you want a marketing company or a sales company or both. One without the other is a recipe for disaster. If you have specific marketing questions, let me know. Adam@adammarc.com
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I have never worked with this company before, but I take it you're looking to earn some fast cash.\nI've started a great business earning over $2000 per month, part time.  Depends on your interests...\n\nhttp://www.loveofjewels.com