Official company registers Starting Points Company registration around the world www.commercial-register.sg.ch/home/worldwide.html A list of official company registers around the world maintained by the Commercial Register Office of the Canton St. Gallen. Overseas registries www.gov.uk/government/publications/overseas-registries/overseas-registries A list of official company registers by country provided by Companies House. OpenCorporates opencorporates.com If you do not know the country in which a company is registered try OpenCorporates. Company Formation Survey www.offshoreinvestment.com The Survey is an authoritative guide to company formation in over 50 offshore jurisdictions. ICAEW Knowledge guide to company registration www.icaew.com/en/library/subject-gateways/business-management/company-administration/knowledge-guide-international-company-registration This guide is produced by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and is one of their Subject Gateways. Europe Austria Belgium Bulgaria Asia
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Resources for Entrepreneurs European Union countries Member countries of the EU (year of entry) The European Union has 28 member countries: On the road to EU membership Candidate countries Potential candidates Bosnia and Herzegovina Kosovo * * This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and is in line with UNSCR 1244/99 and the ICJ Opinion on the Kosovo declaration of independence Joining the EU Becoming a member of the EU is a complex procedure which does not happen overnight. Map 8 Ways to Make Customers Love a Local Business Published Nov. 10, 2011 Daniel Kehrer discusses why and how to make your customers love your business. Many local businesses are content if their customers seem “generally satisfied” overall. Others aspire to something more -- they seek the kind of passionate customer satisfaction that inspires glowing thank you letters and backyard fence comments like “My plumber (or dry cleaner, pet groomer, dentist, insurance agent, hair salon, etc.) is really great! If you suspect customers aren’t quite feeling that kind of love for your business, you’ve probably got some work to do. That’s because people who aren’t yet customers of yours might at least try you out in the future. Earning true customer loyalty – the kind that translates into recommendations and referrals – takes commitment, innovative ideas, energy and a little old-fashioned elbow grease. And lest we forget, customer “love” also translates into a better bottom line. Here are eight things that will help customers find the love: 1. 2.
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Business Plans & Financial Statements Template Gallery Published May. 13, 2015 These tools can be your first step towards small business success. Find business planning, finance, sales, marketing, and management templates & guides then get advice from a SCORE mentor for one-on-one assistance along the way. Business Planning Templates Use the templates below, then meet with a SCORE mentor for expert business planning advice. Finance Templates Use the templates below, then meet with a SCORE mentor for expert finance advice. Marketing & Sales Templates Use the templates below, then meet with a SCORE mentor for expert sales advice. Management Templates Use the templates below, then meet with a SCORE mentor for expert management advice. Have a question about small business planning? Sign up for SCORE Newsletters to get new and exclusive resources like this delivered to your inbox. About the Author Special thanks to the Seattle SCORE chapter, East Central Ohio chapter and other SCORE mentors for developing these user-friendly planning templates.
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New Resources to Sell and Source Overseas In 2006, total sales were just $64,000 at Loudmouth Golf, a small golf clothing company based, well, nowhere in particular. (The company has no official headquarters; Founder Scott Woodworth still works out of his house in Sonoma, CA.) Now sales have topped $10 million at the 32-employee firm thanks to an approach of sourcing materials and selling finished goods globally. Loudmouth has clothing made in China and sells it in golf-happy countries all over the world. And Loudmouth isn’t alone. One major source of both money and advice is the Export-Import Bank of the United States. The two Ex-Im Bank products most used by small business exporters are export-credit insurance and working capital loan guarantees. The Export Business Planner, a free online tool developed by the U.S. The Export Business Planner can help with these key tasks: Determine if your business is really ready to start exporting, and how to get ready if you’re not. US Export Assistance Centers.
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