Starting a business. On this page you will find links to guidance on what you need to do for tax and National Insurance purposes when you start up a business as a self-employed person, a partnership or a limited company. You will also find links to additional help and support HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) offer new businesses. On this page: What you need to do when you start a business Follow the links below to guidance on what you need to do for tax and National Insurance purposes when you start a business including return filing and paying deadlines and what records you must keep. Self-employed tax and National Insurance Tax returns for partners and partnerships Starting up a limited company Getting started with VAT PAYE for employers Construction Industry Scheme Record keeping Importing and exporting goods and services Top Help and support for new businesses HMRC's help and support for businesses When you need to send payments and tax returns A calendar giving you all the dates of key tax deadlines in one place.
Setting up. Top tips for setting up your own business | MoneySupermarket. Published: 20 October 2011 Topic: News,Money,Business Finance Rising unemployment is prompting increasing numbers of people to go it alone and set up their own businesses. Latest figures show that unemployment in the UK has now reached a 17-year high, with the number of people out of work rising by 114,000 to 2.57 million in the three months to August.
With many predicting that jobless numbers could rise further, it's little wonder that the number of self-employed people in the UK has now topped four million. However, while being your own boss gives you the flexibility to work when and where you want, there are drawbacks you need to consider before becoming self-employed. These include not having a regular set income, as well as not having paid holidays or access to a company pension scheme into which an employer makes contributions. Work out how you are going to structure your business There are three main ways you can set up your business. Funding your business Set up a business bank account. Company Formation | Company Registration UK » The Formations Company. How to set up your own company for less than £1,000. By Andy Yates, HuddlebuyUPDATED: 16:43 GMT, 11 January 2012 This is Money has teamed up with Huddlebuy.co.uk, Europe’s largest group buying site for entrepreneurs and businesses, to launch a great new weekly column.
Each week we give you exclusive top tips and share secret savings. So if you are involved in a business, if you are an entrepreneur or would-be entrepreneur, a start-up, a home worker or consultant…read on and start saving money right away. This week we are looking at how to set up a fully fledged business for less than £1,000.
Going online: Getting a website address is pretty cheap now The challenge is on – how to set up a fully fledged business for less than £1,000! We have all dreamt at one time or another of owning and growing our own business. I banged on about this so much to the Huddlebuy team they threw down the gauntlet – and challenged me to prove I could set up a fully fledged business for less than £1,000. 1. 2. Getting a website address is pretty cheap now. 3. 4.