What kind of business can you do at the age of thirteen.?
341490
Babysitting, landscaping, paper delivery, just to name a few.
498542
At that age, work under the table at some Mom & Pop store.  Maybe an ice cream stand.  Maybe babysitting?
353049
In many states, you cannot be formally employed before the age of 15 or 16. Check your state guidelines. If you can't, you can always do:\na paper route\nmow lawns for others\nshovel snow in winter\noffer a dog walking service \nbabysitting\nhousecleaning
817035
for eleven years old you cannot work to earn, like raking leaves pet sitting or cleaning for it will be illegal for a minor to work, all i can suggest is that you can make or buy pretty things and re sale to your classmate or friends,  and that is trading business. you can start to find sale pencil, accessories, stationary etc. then add then sell to regular price. but make sure to know the taste of your friends.......\n\nGood luck!
383277
Babysitting, paper route, lawn mowing, teaching little kids how to use the computer, house or apartment cleaning, camp counselor and maybe tutor. Good luck. Hope you make a ton of money.
823826
You can start a business now. But keep it as a corporation with a friend. When your paper work comes through, transfer ownership as a gift
1164852
A good job would be working in a library. You could also work as a dogwalker, babysiter, lawn care, helping someone in the family at a home business, sell on ebay, or work in a clothing store. You could sell something you are good at, such as making jewelry or baking. You could sell brownies or cakes. You could sell crafts. You can sell things on consignment. There are so many things that you can do, there are alot of things you can do that it doesn't mater what your age is. Good Luck, Dear
124985
Here in NJ you can get working papers at 14 years old.  My son had his first job at 14 last summer and just filed taxes for the first time.\n\nOtherwise, you could babysit or pet-sit.  You could help neighbors with housework or yard work.  you could sell stuff you don't really need -- like old video games (make sure your parents are OK with you getting rid of those items first).  If you have clothes you've outgrown, you could sell them to a consignment shop.
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depends on your talents.  \n\nBaybsitting, fast-food, retail store.  \n\nOr maybe you could try to find something a bit more unique that you and you alone are good at and try to self-promote that as a small summer business.\n\nThere is a high school kid in my neighborhood that is teaching the little kids in the neighborhood how to play bass guitar for a hour/day 3 days/week.  He talked to all the parents and they are paying him for it.  Pretty good $$$ from what he tells me.\n\nTry to find something like that.
774176
Coffee Shops\n\nTutoring\n\nStudent job if you are in college\n\nTemp agency\n\nStart a small-business that does yard-work or cleans the windows of other businesses.\n\ndonate plasma (seriously, some places pay a pretty penny).
349396
the child labor laws are really weird.  like you can pretty much start working at a family business or a farm as soon as you can walk (you can even get a drivers licence at like 12 if your parents are farmers).  generally though i think you can start working at 13 but you can't work many hours.  there's other weird jobs like a paper route you can have before then.
118444
Not legal to work that age in most countries - you could try and raise money by offering to help out at neighbours places - cleaning cars/clearing garden rubbish.. that kind of thing...
661820
You can't work in a place of business until you are 14 with a work permit. \nYou can baby sit, walk dogs, wash dogs, mow grass, run errands for the elderly (within walking distance, your bike or with your mom's help), help out busy moms, wash cars or do odd jobs such as paint a fence, porch etc.
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You can become a distributor for different items like cell phone accessories.  You can also go to garage and yard sales.  Hit up Goodwill and Salvation Army.\n\nYou can also become an eBay Trading Assistant or put up fliers around town that people who want to sell items on eBay without the hassle of doing it themselves can drop items off to you.\n\nThe biggest rule is that you have to jump in with both feet.
1101109
you were a smith, carpenter, or farmer of some sort.  You pretty much did whatever your family was doing.  You could possibly be put into an apprenticeship by your parents (if you were a boy) and then you could learn the business/craft and take over that business eventually.
356494
I think most retail and fast food places, you have to be 16 or 18. You could try a paper route if you like to get up early and if your neighborhood is safe. You may also try to start your own business such as walking dogs, babysitting, or making some sort of craft. Use your personal computer to make flyers to advertise your business.
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carwashes, bake sales, craft sales, yard sales.  things like that. :)