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Issues to consider when running your own business.

Bribery Act 2010

Explains the UK's anti-bribery legislation and the obligation on businesses to have adequate procedures in place to prevent bribery.

Outlines the ongoing administrative and filing responsibilities that come with running a limited company in the UK.

Explains the corporate offence of failing to prevent the facilitation of tax evasion and what businesses need to do to protect themselves.

Summarises the legal duties company directors owe to their company, shareholders and, in some circumstances, creditors.

Looks at the financial and accounting considerations involved in buying into or running a franchise business.

Practical pointers to help business owners recognise the warning signs of fraud and put safeguards in place.

Introduces the various forms of government and local grant funding available to businesses and what to consider before applying.

Explains the simplified accounting and filing regime available to the UK's smallest companies.

Practical guidance on what information and records to have ready ahead of meeting your accountant, to make the process smoother.

Explains the requirement for UK companies to identify and record individuals who ultimately own or control the business.

A broad overview of the ongoing obligations and considerations involved in operating a UK limited company.

Looks at the financial disciplines and planning habits that help businesses build resilience and achieve sustainable growth.

Explains the accounting and filing framework available to small companies in the UK and what qualifies a company for it.

Introduces the common approaches used to value a business and when you might need a formal valuation.

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