Home Business Benefits

 Business Skills

Home-Based businesses are becoming more and more attractive now since they offer the potential to earn unlimited income, learn valuable hands-on business skills, and allow flexible work schedules to spend time with loved ones. Robert Kiyosaki said this many times in his interviews and business functions.

Network Marketing puts an individual in a position to learn new skills that can be used in almost any business venture.
Here are some of the business skills you can  learn:

• Establishing a business plan
• Goal setting
• How to market a product, yourself, and business
• Cash flow
• Negotiating business deals
• Prospecting for customers and business partners
• Internet marketing
• Developing Leadership skills
• Time management and many more...

These skills are valuable in the work force and business world. Learning something that can help you is an asset not a liability.

 Freedom

 Majority of adults spend a minimum of 8 hours away from home per day working a dead end job. They spend a certain amount of time at a specific location and are paid what the boss says they can get paid.

The benefits of Network Marketing are:

• Be your own boss
• Choose your own hours
• Choose your work environment
• Choose the people you want to work with
• Choose your own income

With a job, this structure is already in place, but you have no say so on the any of these benefits.  It will take time to get your income to the amount you desire, but that should not be end all.

With a Home-Based business, you can work this part-time while you work the full time job. This is the flexibility you have with Network Marketing and once you accomplish your goals for the day, you choose what to do next.

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Tax Advantages

The tax incentives for Network Marketing are just one of many benefits for the Home-Based business owner. However, very few Network Marketers take advantage of the many tax deductions that the IRS has to offer:

• Initial investment paid to start your business
• Business Equipment
• Business Software and Management tools (webpages)
• Marketing Materials (flyers, post cards, etc.)
• Car expenses (gas, oil changes, etc.)
• Housing and Utility Expenses
• Education, Training, & Travel (seminars, hotels, etc.)
• Accounting Software (tax preparation)

There are few more deductions that are not listed, but you should definitely see your tax professional to learn about the other items that you can deduct for your business.

Remember: Network Marketing is a business and should be treated as one.

Low Start Up Cost

Network Marketing is the cheapest way to own a business vs. going the traditional route.

Low start up costs, exclusive tax benefits, and income & schedule flexibility makes this a great attraction for those who looking to own a business.

And unlike a traditional business, if this doesn't work out for you, some companies will allow you to return the unused products, less shipping and handling. This is a win-win situation which allows you to "test drive" the business model with minimal risk.

A general rule in business: "If you treat your business as a hobby, then it will cost you like a hobby. But if you treat it as a business, then it will pay you as a business."