Starting Your Business

Thinking of starting a business? Got an idea but not sure how to start? We can help you with business planning, finding and keeping customers, managing money, and more.

A business plan is really a road map of what you want to achieve and how you get there. If you're looking for funding, it should include financial forecasts based on realistic achievement levels.

Thinking of operating a business from home? Consider the factors from getting the right insurance to ensuring you're not breaking any rules from your mortgage provider or landlord.

Depending on the type of start-up, you may need to find business premises. These can be spaces shared with other businesses or exclusive spaces, leased or owned, serviced or non serviced.

Taking on staff can feel like a daunting task but fortunately there is a lot of useful information available so that you can navigate your way through the requirements easily.

Everyday business activities come with risks. You can protect yourself with insurance which can cover you against mistakes, accidents, theft, damage and legal fees.

Getting tax right is probably the most important aspect of running a business and one which can prevent sleepless nights.

What are the types of legal status you can choose? There are a number of different ways you can set up your business and each one has its advantages and disadvantages.

All businesses need to ensure that they are adhering to their legal obligations. Depending on the type of business activity, you may need to comply with additional requirements.

Market research can help you minimize risk, identify new opportunities, and communicate better with your customers. Learn more about providing well-targeted goods and services.

Take advantage of the wide range of free training and support courses available to all types of businesses.

Doing business with Europe has changed and there are new rules on exports, imports, tariffs, data and hiring, as well as providing services to, or living and working in the EU.

Everything you need to know about the Law and Tourism Businesses, including getting you accommodation quality assessed, national and regional trends, and marketing opportunities.