Thursday, 9 June 2011

Easy to miss areas for your start up


Somebody once said that any great idea, if not bought out into implementation is no bigger than the brain cells they occupy. If you are not able to take your business of the ground then there is no need to waste your energies even thinking about them. Following are few of the points some may miss out while starting their venture. Apart from the major ones, here are a few:

Choose and fix the structure of the Business:

The decision of the structure or a working model of your biz must not be taken lightly. You can choose whatever mode of ownership you prefer. It may be an LLC, a sole proprietorship company or a public limited company. But your decisions will have an effect in the business financial obligations, fund raising ability and also your taxes. You need not think too deeply into this now, because as your business models starts growing the company structure too may evolve.

Don't forget on your Business License and necessary permits:

Keep a good trail of all the paperwork that is involved. Though this may be a mundane and a monotonous it takes, you have to do it. All sort of paperwork and regulations are needed to gone through to get your biz running. Looking on your selected business model, it might be needed to register your biz with the local authorities or state authorities etc. Putting up your smaller business may need various government documents that vary between countries.

Locate your place for business:

One of the many jobs in beginning a business is the office setting up. The steps include the location of your office. It could be home or office space. Purchasing essential office equipments, planning your work stations and sourcing office supplies like papers, cartridges etc.

Take Insurance for your business:

As the new small business is your brainchild, you need to take up the responsibility to deal with the risks linked to your business. Don't start your new set-up without taking a good small sale business insurance .It helps protect your company in the case of any unforeseen events like flood or other natural calamities

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