Articles, tagged with "sole trader", page 1
06th February 2012
Sole proprietorship is the basic model of business enterprise, which is certainly owned by an individual. In scenarios like husband and wife in the UK, one spouse really needs to be licensed as the sole proprietor and then the other can function as an emp...
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Author:
Mark S Sorne
06th February 2012
Sole proprietorship is the basic type of business enterprise, which is owned by an individual. In scenarios like married couple in the UK, one spouse has to be registered as being the sole proprietor and the other could work as an employee of the small bu...
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Author:
Mark S Sorne
10th January 2012
Partnership Agreement
There are a different business structures that you can opt from when setting up your business. The four main forms of business structures commonly used by small businesses are:
• Sole trader: an individual trading on their own.
• ...
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Author:
Robert Mark
14th September 2010
A sole trader is a business person who trades and manages his enterprise alone. By description, there is no legal distinction between the owner and the enterprise. All decisions are dependent on the owner, who will also take all the profits as well as abs...
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Author:
Peter Gitundu
07th July 2010
iDirector is a new iPhone application developed to provide freelancers 24/7 access to their account.
Limited Company (http://www.Brookson.co.uk/limited-company.aspx) accountant Brookson, have invested in this new technology to further enhance the servi...
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Author:
Brookson
21st September 2009
There are many important factors you must consider before starting a business. You must decide on the best trading environment for your business. Decide on your own financial situation, for instance, the mode of financing, loans and use of credit cards, m...
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Author:
Indah Mohd
29th September 2008
A private limited company advantages include:1. Limitation of LiabilityThere is no distinction between business money and personal money for anyone self employed as all business debts are the personal responsibility of the sole trader. The private limited...
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Author:
Terry Cartwright
07th April 2008
So you currently have your own business and you're pondering over whether or not you should incorporate it, or carry on as a sole trader?Before you make the incorporation decision, you need to consider all of the advantages and disadvantages that incorpor...
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Author:
Richard Taylor
05th July 2006
Want to sell DVDs on Ebay? A lot of people do. Its a competitive market to say the least, but how do they do it - where do they get their stock from? Drop-shipping? Wholesale outlets? Possibly, if you have a spare lockup to store all the bulk purchased DV...
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Author:
Stephen Tierney