Books like Start Your Own Corporation by Garrett Sutton

The Lean Startup presents a systematic, scientific approach for creating and managing successful startups in uncertain environments, emphasizing rapid experimentation, customer feedback, and iterative product development.

Chris Guillebeau explains how to turn a modest investment into a $50,000-plus business, using real-world case studies to show how passion can become profit—no MBA or large staff needed.

Michael E. Gerber challenges common myths about starting a business, guiding readers through the stages of entrepreneurial growth and the essential difference between working on and in their business.

Rich Dad’s Guide to Investing explores the investment strategies that the wealthy use, offering practical tools to help readers recognize opportunities, reduce risk, and turn earned income into passive and portfolio income.

Own Your Own Corporation explains how entrepreneurs can structure, raise capital for, and run a corporation to maximize tax savings, protect assets, and comply with the latest legal rules.

From opening day to tax day, this is the all-in-one book you need!Small business owners are regularly confronted by a bewildering array of legal questions and problems. Ignoring them can lead to disaster -- but with lawyers typically charging $200-$300 an hour, calling one to answer routine legal questions can be a fast track to the poorhouse.Fortunately, you have a better alternative. Legal Guide for Starting & Running a Small Business clearly explains the practical and legal information you need to:raise start-up moneychoose between a sole proprietorship, partnership or LLCget licenses and permitsbuy or sell a business or franchisenegotiate a favorable leaseinsure your businesshire independent contractors safelyunderstand small business tax rulespick and protect a good nameresolve legal disputesadopt the best customer policiesenter into strong contractscope with financial problemsThe 10th edition is completely updated and revised to provide the latest regulations, tax numbers and business realities. It also provides a start-up checklist, an expanded discussion about choosing a business structure, updates to bankruptcy law -- and much more.

Sutton follows three teams of entrepreneurs through the ups and downs of their first five years in business. Throughout, he provides the necessary information to follow all the rules and regulations so that businessowners and investors are properly protected from the claims of others.