Business Form Templates
Startup Costs: $2,000 - $10,000
Part Time: Can be operated part-time.
Franchises Available? No
Online Operation? Yes
Business form templates are simply blank business documents and forms in print format or on CD-ROM or floppy disk that have been specifically designed to be used in a particular business industry, such as automotive sales, manufacturing, or home renovation. The purpose of the business forms and documents are to make it easier for business owners to establish operating and recordkeeping systems for their businesses. The business forms and documents can include items, such as monthly expense reports, estimate forms, work orders, purchase orders, sales receipts, bookkeeping forms, packing slips, and sales reports, just to mention a few. Business form templates can be packaged and sold to specialty retailers on a wholesale basis, or directly to consumers via the Web.
Business Form Templates Ideas
Management Consulting and Training
Help other entrepreneurs train top-notch management.
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Help people find businesses that can help them out.
Red Carpet Service
Make a business out of giving parties the Hollywood treatment. Red carpets, valet service and emcees are just some ideas for this event planning service.
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