• Batteries Included: 0
• Binding: CD-ROM
• Brand: Nolo
• EAN: 0093371374344
• Feature: Features interactive How to checklists that guide you through complex tasks, such as writing a business plan, hiring employees, starting an LLC and more
• Format: CD-ROM
• Label: Nolo Press
• Manufacturer: Nolo Press
• Model: SBQB6R
• Platform: Windows 95
• Publisher: Nolo Press
• Release Date: 2005-08-22
• Studio: Nolo Press

Manufacturer: Nolo Press

With Quicken Legal Business Pro 2006 you'll save yourself a ton of money when starting any business venture. The truth is, you don't need an attorney to start and run a business - most of the legal work involvedsimply requires reliable information and the right documents. With Quicken Legal Business Pro 2006, you'll get everything you need to get the job done. Five completely searchable Nolo business bestsellers - Legal Guide for Starting&Running a Small Business, Tax Savvy for Small Business, Everyday Employment Law - The Basics, Leasing Space for Your Small Business, Marketing Without Advertising

Customer Rating:
Summary: Excellent resource.
Comment: This is an excellent resource to have handy for commonly used forms. Pays for itself after one or two uses.

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Customer Rating:
Summary: Quick and Dirty Digital Lawyer
Comment: Like its predecessors, Quicken "Legal Business Pro 2006 (Contracts & Forms)" is a legal advice and pre-filled form/contract generator. Powered by Nolo Press, the program is useful for those who need to rapidly create contracts and forms for all aspects of small (and I do put strong emphasis on small) business operations.

Like its predecessors, Quicken LBP2006 has several e-books from Nolo Press, updated for this tax year. The e-books are typical Nolo Press books - well written, but not meant to replace the advice of a real laywer.

I will note that I used a Confidentiality Agreement in Quicken, and sent it to a person. That person, in turn, took it to a lawyer who sent me a letter illustrating the loopholes in the confidentiality agreement, and strongly suggested not using Quicken for contracts.

I believe that its good for small businesses, but for large accounts, run the printed form by corporate counsel - it already demonstrated to me that there are issues in the forms.

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