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January 17th 2010

Limited Liability Company

Another option in starting your business is as a limited liability company. This option, like that of a sole trader or partnership, also has its pros and cons. The main advantage of a limited company is that it has a legal ‘personality’ of its own, and is liable for its own debts, which in turn provides a limit on the liability of its directors. In effect, that means you will have a limited responsibility, in your personal capacity, for the debts of the company. Continue Reading »

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January 17th 2010

Sole Trader/Partnership

The simplest and easiest way for the very small business to operate is as a sole trader (if you are a one-person outfit), or, if you are going into business with a friend, as a partnership. The only difference between the two is that as a sole trader you conduct your business in your personal capacity and have sole responsibility, while partners in a business share equal responsibility. There are pros and cons to either of these operations, and you should be fully aware of them before you make a final decision on the legal structure of your business. Continue Reading »

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January 17th 2010

Protection of your Business, how many insurance to cover the risk?

There are many different types of insurance protecting various aspects of your business, some less obvious than others, but the following are some you should consider, depending on the specific circumstances of your own business: Continue Reading »

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November 29th 2009

Setting up a business with a direct-selling: ADVANTAGES

Being involved with a direct-selling company has many advantages over setting up a business on your own. Doing the market research, developing and testing new products, planning, pricing, and working out sales techniques are all done by the company All you need do is to absorb their sales training and sometimes to purchase a starter pack of goods to sell. The sales procedure has been written by experts, so if you follow the training you should, in theory, be able to make sales. Continue Reading »

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November 19th 2009

Professional Separation: Settle of your Finance and… everything

When the business went well, it seems everything we have been worried gone. But things don’t go as we expected. I still remembered how happy we were when the first time we celebrated our little success on ourbusiness start up.

We are not poor any more. We had everything we wanted. Instead of crowing at the same disk, she had her own office, I had mine too. I am proud we were two very good business professional now. Then she started to realize how lonely she was and how strange I am. I don’t know what to explain her how I loved her.

She asked for a divorce. I fall on the edge of the world. My confusion made her mad at me. She went crazy on our marriage. She started to yell and shout at my daughter and me.

Worst of all, she hired a lawyer and planned to take everything away belong to us: all these good memories to me. Continue Reading »

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September 3rd 2009

You Need Family relationships to Run Home Business

If your answers so far reveal that you do have the personality and ability to run a home-based business, do be sure that your plans will not cause family conflict. Many homes have been split because the problems of coping with self-employment had not been anticipated. It is better to air your views with your family and friends at the outset so that any difficulties can be examined and discussed. First clarify your own situation using the following questionnaire. Continue Reading »

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June 24th 2009

Business Service, the value and the cost

There are many definitions of service. To many, it means being friendly, delivering on time and attending promptly to the customer’s needs. While this behaviour certainly is a part of service, there is more to it. Continue Reading »

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June 16th 2009

Working Class’ Best Friend

As a member the whole society’s contributor, you are working so hard on your profession. We are workers, no matter any kind of business banking, construction, hospital or IT. What are we looking for if we can see in our future, more money, successful career or a better secure life? Continue Reading »

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June 4th 2009

What are major components of a good business plan for Working from Home

Developing a comprehensive business plan is by no means an easy task and may demand a lot of time and patience. It requires a conscious effort, a lot of homework and a well-designed layout. Continue Reading »

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May 11th 2009

Prospects in your business shopping store

There are fads and fashions in business, just as in other aspects of life. Launderettes are one example. Too many were opened, with the result that many have either closed or make no more than a bare living. It is important to understand whether your chosen trade is expanding, static, or thoroughly over-exploited and therefore declining, if not overall at least in average sales per shop or perhaps locally. Continue Reading »

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