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TOP 10 THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN STARTING A COMPANY
Last post: May 24, 2023
- A contributory piece from Seymour Taylor Accountants to help provide their top 10 things to consider when starting a business.
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Start-up loans - not all heroes wear capes
Last post: May 3, 2023
Funding a start-up business is difficult but there are options including the Start Up Loans Company. This article explains how the Start Up Loans Company helps new-start business or ones trading less than 3 years.
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I've written 500+ business plans and THIS is what will get you investment - A contributory article from Andrew Ludlam, 'The Business Plan Writer'
Last post: Apr 17, 2023
For over a decade I’ve been helping business owners to plan and grow. One of the UK’s leading business plan writers, I have worked with many hundreds of business owners from start-ups, sole traders, limited companies, through to large corporations. To date I would conservatively estimate I have raised over £175 million in total for clients.
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Taking on employees?
Last post: Apr 17, 2023
When starting a new business in the UK, it's important to be aware of the legal requirements and regulations surrounding holiday, sick pay, flexible working, office set up and appropriate equipment, National Insurance, and pension contributions.
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Register a trademark to protect your IP
Last post: Apr 17, 2023
A contribution from 'Downing IP Limited' on registering a trademark to protect your intellectual property.
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The Charterhouse approach to property planning and restructuring
Last post: Apr 13, 2023
Do you run a buy to let/property rental business? If so, you’ve likely been impacted by the raft of legislative changes affecting landlords over recent years and are increasingly feeling the financial squeeze as a result.
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