Rawcliffe’s New Business Kit 2021/22
The Financial, Tax and Accounting Considerations of Starting a New Business
With this handy reference guide to starting a business, you should be able to successfully handle many of the problems encountered in starting and running a business. Always remember to seek professional advice in areas that you are not sure about. The benefits will far outweigh the cost. Good luck!
Includes the following topics…
Chapter 1 - Selecting a Legal Entity for Your Business
Chapter 2 - Registering with the Tax Authorities
Chapter 3 - Accounting & Bookkeeping
Chapter 4 - Value Added Tax
Chapter 5 - Payroll Taxes and Pensions
Chapter 6 – Income Tax and Corporation Tax
Chapter 7 - Cash Planning and Forecasting
Chapter 8 - Obtaining Credit and Financing Your Business
Chapter 9 - Insurance
Chapter 10 - Selecting Professional Advisers
Chapter 11 - Computer Accounting Systems for First Time Users
Chapter 12 - Useful Names, Addresses and Telephone Numbers
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