In this episode I’m going to tell you all about business liability insurance and WHY you need to have it as a guitar teacher. Insurance is one of those boring things that nobody wants to hear about, but the truth is that it could literally SAVE YOUR BUSINESS one day. There’s no reason why you […]
STG 033 : Protecting Your Teaching Business With An LLC
In this episode, I’ll tell you all about LLC’s and other business entities you could use to protect your guitar teaching business from lawsuits and excessive taxes. There are TONS of benefits you can get by using a formal business entity to operate your teaching business, and also TONS of problems you can face by […]
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