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J.K. Lasser's taxes made easy for your home-based business

Gary W. Carter

1997

Freelance forever

Marietta Whittlesey

1982

Money in your mailbox

L. Perry Wilbur

1985

How to start your own business on a shoestring and make up to $500,000 a year

Tyler G. Hicks, Tyler Gregory Hicks

1995

The wealthy freelancer

Steve Slaunwhite

2010

Freelance Writing for Profit

John Boeschen

1985

Extra cash for kids

Larry Belliston

1982

Consulting, Contracting and Freelancing

Ian Benjamin

2003

Second income money makers

Scott Witt

1975

Farewell to flexibility?

Anna Pollert

1991

Mom Inc

Amy Ballon

2011

The Executive Temp

Diane L. Thrailkill

1999

Making self-employment work for people with disabilities

Cary Griffin, David Hammis

2003

Earning your living from home

Patricia OʼReilly

1996

$10 can make you rich

Duane G. Newcomb

1980

Tax smarts for small business

James O. Parker

2004

Self-employment for low-income people

Steven Balkin

1989

Freelancing for television and radio

Leslie Scott Mitchell

2005

The freelancer's bible

Sara Horowitz

2012

A treasury of business opportunities

1976

Computer arts presents the freelance handbook

Nick Carson

2012

The self-promo handbook

Julia Sagar

2012

Un-jobbing

Michael Fogler

1999

Starting a home-based business (full or part time)

Irene Korn

1993

100 Surefire Businesses You Can Start With Little or No Investment

Jeffrey Feinman

1976

Own Your Own Corporation

Garrett Sutton

2001

Good cents: every kid's guide to making money

James Robertson, Amazing Life Games Company., Martha Weston

1974

Female entrepreneurship

Maura McAdam

2012

Clarifying the status of independent contractors

United States. Congress. House. Committee on Small Business. Subcommittee on Taxation and Finance.

1996

Working for yourself

Godfrey Golzen

1983

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