Being an entrepreneur means you are self-employed. What does that mean for you? This article from the US government agency the Bureau of Labor Statistics, looks at both the good stuff and the harder stuff
Resource list from the US Department of Labor with pointers to helpful starting places for new entrepreneurs.
JAN consultants handle inquiries related to self-employment and small business development for people with disabilities. This includes referrals regarding business planning, financing strategies, marketing research, disability-specific programs, income supports and benefits planning, e-commerce, independent contracting, home-based business options, and small business initiatives for disabled veterans.
This blog post from the JAN (Job Accommodation Network) offers some ideas for new entrepreneurs.
A super important part of being a business owner and entrepreneur is, of course, taxes.
Case studies of entrepreneurs with disabilities, how they got help and how they succeeded.
Focused on small business entrepreneurs with disabilities.
