Small Business Handbook Book and eBook
Product description
Technical Specifications
- The basic rules of running a business
- Sales
- Expenses
- Choosing a business structure
- Banking arrangements
- Whom should you contact about your business?
- Business stationery to be organised
- Terms and conditions of sale
- Office equipment
- Why buy a business rather than set one up from scratch?
- Should you buy a business in trouble?
- What are you buying?
- How to value a business
- Buying shares in a limited company
- What is due diligence?
- Ways of paying for the business
- The required legal documents
- Making sure that the business doesn’t die the day you take it over
- Anti-trust laws
- Bankruptcy – insolvency
- Bribery Act
- Company law
- Consumer credit
- Law of contract
- Cyber law
- Data protection
- Employment law including tax law on paying wages
- Equal opportunities
- Estoppel
- Fraud
- Health and safety
- Intellectual property law
- International trade law
- Non-disclosure agreement
- Partnership law
- Product liability
- Property law
- Sale of Goods Act
- Tax law
- The law of tort
- Employment contracts
- PAYE
- Interviewing for new employees
- Statutory pay, maternity pay and paternity pay
- Sickness absence
- Training and time off for training
- Retirement age
- Holidays
- Public and Bank Holidays
- Discipline
- Grievances
- Equal pay
- Agency workers
- Discrimination
- Dismissal and length of notice
- Employment tribunals
- National Minimum Wage (NMW)
- Pensions and pension reform
- Working Time Directive
- Overtime
- Changes to patterns of work
- Disclosure
- Planning your sale
- Who is advising you over the sale?
- Valuing your business
- Finding a buyer
- The tax implications on selling a business
- How can you reduce the tax payable?
WILL ARTICLES
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You can make your Will on any scrap of paper, but that doesn’t mean it’s a good idea! There are certain rules that you have to bear in mind when writing your Will so that it isn’t invalid. If you make a Will and it’s not legally valid, on your death your estate will be divided according to certain rules that may not be what you wanted. Take a look at this article for all the information you need about how to make sure your Will is valid...
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