Q&A: Buying a business
Buying a business can be less risky than starting one. If the business has customers, then it has income. But it will need upfront investment.
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Buying a business can be less risky than starting one. If the business has customers, then it has income. But it will need upfront investment.
The register of members of a single-member company must contain an express statement to the effect that the company has only one member.
Although the rate of business failures is dropping, failures are still well above the rates seen before the start of the economic crisis.
Your business might be entitled to claim a grant. Here's how to identify a scheme and apply for grant funding.
Chartered certified accountant Raphael Coman of Coman & Co answers some key questions about tax returns, including important deadlines.
The content your business creates can be of significant value. So, how can you check whether it is being plagiarised and what can you do to stop it?
Use published market research and your own research to get data you need to target new opportunities, and understand your customer's wants and needs.
Rolling out of bed and starting work sounds idyllic but successfully running a business from home takes discipline and organisational skills.
Workplace policies covering areas like homeworking, holidays and sickness pay can save you a lot of time and effort and can help avoid misunderstandings or more serious employee disputes.
Convincing people to finance your start-up isn't easy. James Oakes explains what potential investors look for - and what turns them off.