Articles, tagged with "liabilities", page 1
19th November 2014
Beginning and operating a company entails a considerable expense into it. Businesses usually deal with dangers everyday despite their size or even the market they are in. Business insurance shields the investment by lowering the financial dangers joined t...
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Author:
D Submit
08th November 2012
Business administrators are often looking for buyers and a 'bust' business could be just the thing to add to your assets. But it can be a complex procedure to work through so this article will help you understand what to look for and how to deal with the ...
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Author:
Matt
13th August 2012
Silver prices today vary greatly its historical prices. Even though is this quite an obvious statement (after all no price in any market remains stagnant), a profound morsel of information can be gleaned from observation. Certain forces had to drive sil...
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Korap009
27th June 2012
In the world of business, it is a reality that businesses, whether SMEs or big corporations, sometimes do not have enough resources to purchase goods that they obtain these resources through borrowing, owners' investments, and management operations. These...
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Author:
Kevin Jeffersons
18th June 2012
Simply put, partnership is two or more than two people (groups or companies) who come together to form a business with the intention of making profit.
An oral partnership is usually based on high level of trust. It is generally between family membe...
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Author:
Clark_Taylor
26th March 2012
Employment contract is also called the employment document that regulates the employment relationship between employer and employee. It is the right of every citizen to get job without any discrimination on the basis of age, sex, and creed. Employment ag...
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Author:
Scotlawman
14th February 2012
Shareholder agreement is not a public document like an article of association but it can contain the same provisions as the article of association. Shareholder agreement can be used by new or existing company because it deals with important issues. Such a...
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Author:
Clark_Taylor
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
05th October 2011
The Alterations in the Puma's GrowthFrom the year 1993 to 2001, Puma's turnover just about doubled. In 2002 the turnover acquired a fifty% growth and arrived at to 900 million Euros. In addition, the immediately after-tax revenue grew 84% and achieved to ...
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Author:
DaneMoore
10th August 2011
Building your business' credit is an important step. There is many aspects that you need to consider when building your business credit. There is many steps that you need to take to make sure that it is built correctly. This is what we do for you. We remo...
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Author:
bizcreditbuilder10
29th June 2011
If companies do any cash planning at all, they typically concentrate on day-to-day cash balances. While this concentration addresses the issue of daily survival, it does not consider the fundamental need to sustain the correct balance among the sources an...
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Author:
Morgan Perry
08th February 2011
Paying Nanny Tax in Ontario
Paying your Nanny Tax is not only critical, but is the law in Ontario as in all of Canada. However, many people unfortunately overlook the filing of this tax. It leads to many homes keeping their nannies in an illegal statu...
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Author:
tax4nanny
20th January 2011
The insurance companies are an important part of financial system of a country. The insurance companies offer a number of policies to secure different aspects of an individual or companies’ life. In other words the insurance companies secure the life of t...
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Author:
Daisey Brown
19th January 2011
Copyright (c) 2010 Alison Withers
The process known as a Creditors' Voluntary Liquidation allows the directors of an insolvent company can close it down without involving a court procedure.
There are four tests of insolvency laid down in the Insolve...
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Author:
Ali Withers
17th January 2011
Copyright (c) 2010 Alison Withers
The formal process to close down a company is called Insolvent Liquidation. It happens when a company is insolvent, which means it does not have enough cash or liquid assets to pay its debts and the directors have conc...
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Author:
Ali Withers