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Financial Times Guide to Business Start Up, The, 2019-2020: The Most Comprehensive Guide for Entrepreneurs 31st edition


Financial Times Guide to Business Start Up, The, 2019-2020: The Most Comprehensive Guide for Entrepreneurs 31st edition

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Financial Times Guide to Business Start Up, The, 2019-2020: The Most Comprehensive Guide for Entrepreneurs

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ISBN:
9781292259208
Publication Date:
8 Jul 2019
Edition/language:
31st edition / English
Publisher:
Pearson Education Limited
Imprint:
FT Publishing International
Pages:
448 pages
Format:
Paperback
For delivery:
New product available - 9781292408392
Financial Times Guide to Business Start Up, The, 2019-2020: The Most Comprehensive Guide for Entrepreneurs

Description

'As comprehensive an introduction to setting up a business as anyone could need.' The Daily Telegraph 'The Wisden of the small business world, threaded through with common sense practical advice.' The Daily Mail 'A must for any small business owner.' Federation of Small Businesses Whether you're about to start your own business or have already taken the plunge and want to keep on track, make sure you have a copy of The Financial Times Guide to Business Start Up to hand. Updated for all your business needs, this edition covers all the latest legal and financial changes you need to be aware of following the 2018 Budget. ? Get everything you need to know to start up and run your business ? Comply with the most up-to-date financial, tax and legal requirements ? Find out how to fund your business, whether through traditional channels or online platforms ? Discover how to develop your idea and refine your business model ? Build your online presence, benefit from social media and advertise effectively online Make your business a success with The Financial Times Guide to Business Start Up.

Contents

1 You and your ideas 2 Less than 100 per cent 3 Who will buy? 4 Are you sure? 5 Timing the jump 6 The business plan 7 Getting ready to start 8 Off the peg 9 Franchises 10 Beating the pirates 11 Names and brands 12 Getting the message across 13 Getting new customers 14 Building customer relationships 15 How to set a price 16 Choosing your workplace 17 Professional back-up 18 Getting the right staff 19 Your rights and duties as an employer 20 Your business and the environment 21 Insurance 22 Forecasting 23 Raising the money 24 Staying afloat 25 Moving ahead 26 Not waving but drowning 27 Keeping the record straight 28 Tax 29 VAT 30 Pensions and retirement

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