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Issue #95
  March 19, 2013
 
 

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Many businesses are moving away from the brick and mortar office and setting up offices in their home.  What happens when a client trips on your sidewalk?  Or even worse, what happens if your house burns down and you lose all your personal and business assets?  I hope the article below by an insurance agent, Laura Peterson, evokes some thought so you can protect yourself.
To Your Success, Renee and Team

Home Offices NEED Business Insurance 
By: Laura Peterson, State Farm Agent
www.laurapeterson.net
  | 408.395.2900
The dream of owning a business is becoming a reality for thousands of people each year.  For many of these would-be captains of industry, that means starting the operation at home.  However, your enterprise may be in jeopardy if you don't have business insurance.
Home-Deduction.jpgYou need business insurance because most homeowners policies place limits on business-related exposures.  For instance, a copier or fax machine used for business and damaged in a fire may not be fully covered because it is considered business property.
Also, the homeowners policy does not cover business liability, loss of income, exterior signs and many other important items.  If a client were injured at your home while conducting business, your homeowners policy would not apply.
Anyone who operates a home-based enterprise and does not have the proper insurance coverage is putting his or her business and personal assets at risk.
Business insurance may provide many or all of the coverages listed below:
• Accidental direct physical loss coverage for business personal property
• Broader off-premises property coverage Loss of income coverage
• Extra expense coverage
• Contractual liability coverage
• Liability of employees while acting within the scope of their employment.

Many entrepreneurs start their businesses on shoestring budgets and try to cut corners by keeping expenses at a minimum. But when you consider what you get, business insurance becomes a tool you can't afford to work without.

Did You Know?
QMark.jpg•Sorry…parking and speeding tickets are NOT deductible.
•If you have un-cleared items in your QuickBooks bank or credit card accounts, your financials will either be overstating income or overstating expenses.  Reconcile your books correctly!
•The April 15th deadline to file your Personal Tax Return is right around the corner.  Are you getting every deduction allowed?  Not sure?  Contact Admin Books 408-782-9640

Our Featured Client: JIBASoft, Inc.
We have some fabulous clients that have amazing businesses. 
As an added value of working with Admin Books, clients are highlighted in our newsletters. 
See their answers to our interview questions below.
JIBASoft_Logo.jpg1. What is your industry?
Software industry.
2. What is unique about what your business offers?
JIBASoft created a revolutionary user-friendly Student Management application, run entirely from your tablet or smartphone.  Our application is called OnMat. OnMat is so simple to use and offers all the benefits of a complete Student Management system - track student attendance, schedule classes and events and so much more!   Stop using paper and expensive outside billing services and run your business from your office, your home or even from the mat! OnMat will increase your income, improve student retention and engage the instructor with the parent, letting you focus on what you love to do!JIBASoft_Team.jpg
3. Who is your ideal client?
The ideal clients are attendance-based business owners such as gyms, martial arts schools, gymnastic schools, dance schools and any business that offers classes.
4. What is the best business advice you can pass on?
Keeping a consistent message, following through and exchanging information is vital to any successful business.
Morgan Hill, CA 95037
www.JIBASoft.com

Quotation_Mark.jpg"Keep your sense of humor.
There's enough stress in the rest of your life
to let bad shots
ruin a game you're supposed to enjoy."

~Amy Alcott, Golfer 

Our Business Corner
Do you have questions on home office rules, auto deductions, charitable donations, etc.?  Here is some information on those HOT TOPICS
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Take advantage of this helpful guide full of important BUSINESS TIPS
Check out the 2013 NEWSLETTER ARCHIVE to see any of our past newsletters.

Looking forward to connecting with you,
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