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If you’re looking for extra money and creativity in your spare time, here’s ten ideas that you can push ahead with right now.

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Read our advice about how to start a hair stylist business...

This article will help you get to grips with the options and make sure your business is covered if anything goes wrong.

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Registering your company name needs to be done correctly and legally - here’s how to do it.

Job offer letters can be difficult to write. This job offer letter template will help you congratulate the candidate and cover the legal bases.

Our Purchase Order template will help you to get it right first time.

A balance sheet outlines the assets, liabilities and capital of a business at a particular time, giving stakeholders an important look at your business.

Learn about the taxes small businesses must pay; which ones are relevant to your business, when you must pay them, and why you must pay them.

Find out if you need to pay Value Added Tax, what VAT scheme you should register for, what documents you need in order to register, and how to pay HMRC.

There’s never been a better time to branch out and pursue a career as your own boss. Here are 20 business ideas that you can set up with your money today.

The key to sound legal cover for any business is assessing needs from the outset. Here's our tips to make sure you are a covered at a price you can afford.

Calling potential customers to win new business is something many start ups must do. Maximise your sales with our guide to mastering telemarketing.

If you’re investing time, money and effort in your business, it makes sense to to protect your brand. Here’s our guide to how to trade mark your brand name.

Need some start up inspiration? These Dragons' Den success stories show how to make a start up business a success with a little funding and a lot of work.