Every business needs an advisor or two. Bank managers, accountants and lawyers will try to give you advice, as will all the consultants you bump into during your business career. Here we try to piece apart the business advice and give you a clear path to follow.

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Get a small business Christmas health check
Christmas is a welcome break for some, but it is a busy time of year for most small business owners..
By LaunchLab.co.uk Nov 27,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (3 votes)

Income tax self assessment
Andy Hardy, development director at TaxCalc.com, a provider of tax software solutions, explains the basics to filing your personal tax return..
By Andy Hardy Nov 14,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Red tape day – what you need to know
Today is one of two days during the year in which the government announces changes to the regulatory environment affecting entrepreneurs and small businesses..
By LaunchLab.co.uk Oct 01,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Choose the right small business advice
Gill Hunt, managing director of Skillfair, helps your small business sort the wheat from the chaff when it comes to taking advice..
By LaunchLab.co.uk Sep 28,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (3 votes)

Launch a small business in 10 steps (part 1)
Every new business start-up has its own unique set of targets, problems and needs - so no two small businesses are alike. But there are certain golden rules common to all start-ups that ....
By Dan Matthews Aug 22,2008 - Comments (2) - Rating (2 votes)

PR your business
PR is an essential function of any modern organisation, regardless of size. Debbie Kelly of Ethos Public Relations explains what PR what it is, why you need it and how to get ....
By Debbie Kelly Jul 13,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Protect your new product
When developing a new product there is always a concern over how much security should be attached to it. Intellectual property (IP) laws provide rights over products to ensure ideas are not ....
By John Dodd Jul 13,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (1 votes)

Identify trustworthy companies
Whether you need lawyers, IT services, designers or accountants, trustworthy consultants are essential..
By Suzy Miller Jul 12,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

Outsourcing business processes
Can outsourcing play a major part in trimming your business operations, dramatically reducing costs and freeing up management time? By Jed Mooney, managing director of Datahold..
By Jed Mooney Jul 12,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Avoid business fraud
Fraudsters could be targeting your business right now. As it becomes harder to scam individuals and as big business takes fraud prevention more and more seriously, the fraudsters’ attention is turning to ....
By Sandra Rubidge-Killion Jul 09,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (1 votes)

Comply with employment law
For business owners, employment law is a minefield with a vast amount of legislation and red tape to negotiate. And the whole area is made more complicated because it moves so fast: ....
By Craig McCracken Jul 08,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

Get more money when you exit, part I
For many entrepreneurs an eventual sale is the single biggest reason for creating the company in the first place. However, if not planned correctly, business owners could pay up to 40% more ....
By Lesley Stalker Jul 08,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (1 votes)

Comply with business regulations
A company of any size dealing with customers and sales data is subject to government regulations. Understanding all these regulations can be daunting. However the cost of non-compliance is more worrying; from fines ....
By Josh Claman Jul 07,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

Do you need business coaching?
Mark Riminton, a director of international business coaching company Shirlaws, explains what it is and when you might need it..
By Mark Riminton Jul 04,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

Understand today’s business banking
The issue of whether business banking is less personal than it used to be is generally dependent on the size of the company..
By James Benson Jul 03,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (0 votes)

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Launch a small business in 10 steps (part 1)
Every new business start-up has its own unique set of targets, problems and needs - so no two small businesses are alike. But there are certain golden rules common to all start-ups that ....
By Dan Matthews Aug 22,2008 - Comments (2) - Rating (2 votes)

Income tax self assessment
Andy Hardy, development director at TaxCalc.com, a provider of tax software solutions, explains the basics to filing your personal tax return..
By Andy Hardy Nov 14,2008 - Comments (0) - Rating (2 votes)

Get more money when you exit, part I
For many entrepreneurs an eventual sale is the single biggest reason for creating the company in the first place. However, if not planned correctly, business owners could pay up to 40% more ....
By Lesley Stalker Jul 08,2008 - Comments (1) - Rating (1 votes)

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