Checklist: set up a business partnership
A handy checklist of steps you must take when you are initially setting up your business partnership
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A handy checklist of steps you must take when you are initially setting up your business partnership
How to register a business partnership online, via post or by appointing someone else to deal with HMRC on your behalf
What you can and cannot name your business partnership in the UK, including words you need permission to use
Learn how to set up a business partnership, choose a nominated partner, and manage tax responsibilities.
Who are charity trustees, and why are they essential to your charity's success? Learn their roles, responsibilities and how to recruit them.
Unincorporated association, charitable company or charitable trust – find the right legal structure for your charity and understand the differences.
Your charity must fall under one of the 12 descriptions of charitable purposes.
Sources of information, business directories, media and promotional channels for businesses in Northern Ireland
Overview of population, labour market, main business centres and economic activity in Northern Ireland
Rachel McIlgorm highlights the benefits of being a social enterprise and how it plays a crucial role in the business's success.
Decide whether you want to start your own business or make another choice such as buying a franchise
Sole trader, partnership or private limited company; this video will help you find the right structure for your startup.
Guidance to help you start and grow business in the Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council area.
Companies limited by shares or guarantee, registration and applying for charitable status
Co-operatives are member-owned businesses run democratically to meet shared economic and social needs.
Concentrate on cashflow estimates in the first year, not expected profit, to help ensure your business stays afloat
Some simple, common-sense steps to consider when trying to make significant start-up business cost savings
How to make a realistic assessment of your personal financial needs for the first year of your new business
How to draw up a robust business financial plan to help to project and control budgets, cashflow, sales and overheads
How you can find other sources of income during the critical early days of running your start-up business
An overview of the things you need to consider before starting in business on your own and some of the benefits.
How your local council provides one-to-one support from expert advisers to help you to develop your business plan.
Support available for disabled people who set up a business, including business advice and specialist organisations.
The business environment, infrastructure and benefits of setting up a business in the Newry, Mourne and Down area
The business environment, infrastructure and benefits of setting up a business in the Causeway Coast and Glens area