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New Website Launched For Business Rescue Service

(1888PressRelease) Business Rescue Service have launched a new website that focuses on helping struggling businesses and sole traders through financial recovery and renewal. During last year, The Confederation of British Industry (CBI) was warning of t... Read >
Author: Alberto Stellpflug

Free Website Builders Vs Professional Design for Business

The World Wide Web has been around a long time now and is growing larger every single day with more and more people getting online and getting connected. In the UK 80% of households have a computer or have alternative access to the internet. That is a sta... Read >
Author: Gerard Kent

Different types of new business

Not every new business needs to go through the formal company registration process. In fact, most small companies never need to arrange company formation unless they actually want to. There are plenty of reasons they might, like the legal protection affor... Read >
Author: James

Could your business cope if a key person fell ill?

It has been reported that more than 80 per cent of small businesses have no cover if an important employee is unable to work. A serious illness or accident is not only bad news for the employee, but for small business owners it could have a severe in imp... Read >
Author: David

Quick Guide to Bankruptcy Advice

When you claim bankruptcy, all of your assets can be used to pay back some of the debts owed to your creditors. These assets include your possessions, home, income and more. Once this has been done, you will have to agree to certain restrictions and there... Read >
Author: CatherineHubbard

Small businesses need flexibility

In the teeth of a recession, small businesses have particular problems. Sole traders will either sink or swim and if the business goes down then only the owner loses a livelihood. But small businesses employing staff have to consider the effect of reduced... Read >
Author: Charlie Board

Desperate Owner Directors Unable to Get Paid

The oft uttered phrase of 'fat cat' about anyone who is a company director from mid-ranking private sector employees and public sector workers, whos' maximum risk is that they might one day be made redundant, now sounds more hollow than ever. The fact is ... Read >
Author: Tim Meadows-Smith

Small Business Debt Consolidation – Relief for Business Owners

Most businesses come across business debt as they endeavor to reach their business objectives. Financial requirements during establishing or expansion of a company, the steady need to soar ahead of competitors and additional reasons could lead to business... Read >
Author: Petter Smith

Checkout Services for NGO Registration, Formation, PAN and Company Registration in India

Corporate sector of this world comprises different categories of companies including partnership, limited liability company, cooperatives, sole traders, corporations and many more specialized types of organizations are there in this whole scenario of corp... Read >
Author: goyalchaman

Do You Still Need a Fax Number?

It's easy to do business online with mobile email access, scanners, social media, smart phones and applications galore. As you try to fit your Twitter handle, Skype profile and Gtalk name on to a single line on your business card - you might be trying ... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

Car finance for sole traders

As a sole trader, investing in machinery or products that are vital to the functioning of your business can represent expensive overheads. And because the burden of that outlay of cash falls on one person - the sole trader - the idea of commencing oper... Read >
Author: Switchedon

Starting your own Business - Printers for the Home Office

For many sole traders, setting up a home office is a convenient and easy solution for doing business - it means your daily commute is just 20 steps from the bedroom. The right equipment, of course, is key to any successful business operation. In additi... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

Is Coworking Right For Your Business?

Sharing is a great way to cut down your day to day expenses - that's why we get flatmates and car pool. The same principle can be applied to your business - and it's becoming quite popular especially for smaller businesses and independent sole traders. Re... Read >
Author: Scott Jamieson

If I declare bankruptcy, what happens to my company?

Bankruptcy can be an extremely effective way of dealing with a serious debt problem. However if you are managing a company there could be serious implications. We look at the issues for Directors and Sole Traders considering bankruptcy as a debt solution.... Read >
Author: Derek Cooper

Five Causes of Business Failure to Look Out For

It is a blunt fact that every day, businesses fail. In fact to be more accurate, in a normal year on average around 50 companies go into liquidation on every business day of the year. During a recession such as in 1992 that figure went up to over 90. A... Read >
Author: Mark Blayney

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