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Entrepreneurs – Your Check List For Starting A New Business
You are ready to give up your job to start your new business, or even scarier, sink your savings into your new business. You just want to make sure that you have done everything possible to succeed so here is a check list for you.

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SELLING A BUSINESS: Legal Pitfalls
Consider how to structure the sale as early as possible, and take advice from your legal and tax advisers. If your business is run through a limited company, you will need to decide whether to sell the shares of the company or just the assets. A share sale tends to be more complicated since you are selling not only the assets, but the liabilities of the company too.

How to Deal with Difficult Business Partners
All successful companies have one thing in common. On average, they carry more assets than they do liabilities. These companies are also quick to take note when something that was once an asset now has become a liability. They either try to make this new liability an asset again or they swiftly remove it from the company. This process may sound easy enough unless the liability you are thinking of is your relationship with your business partner.
Impress your bank manager! How to read your balance sheet
If you want to do well as a small business owner, it would help you if you could understand the basics of how to read a balance sheet. The balance sheet is an indispensable part of a business accounting information and is essentially a snapshot of a company at a specific point in time. The balance sheet lets you know what a company owns (“assets”) and what it owes (“liabilities”). It will also tell you how much the business is worth.
Handling Your Most Important Asset
When the economy is slow, it's natural to think of all line items that cost your company money as liabilities. Unfortunately, that negates the value of one very large item in your budget which just may be your biggest asset: your employees. The question, therefore, is how best to manage that precious asset during uncertain and stressful times.

The Next Crisis In The Perfect Storm – Unfunded Retirement Accounts
According to the Pew Center on the States, “state government employee pension plans nationwide alone, have racked up nearly $360 billion in unfunded pension liabilities.” Research indicates there is also in excess of $380 billion in unfunded liabilities for other retirement benefits, including health care.
Sole Trader Business Finance - The facts you need to know
As a Sole Trader there are different legal responsibilities when it comes to your financial liabilities, there are several facts you need to know when you consider setting up your business as either a limited entity or a sole trader, this article explains.
A Guide to Franchise Financing
So you've decided to buy a franchise. Congratulations! Franchising is a great way to go into business for yourself with reduced investment risk. Associating with an established company provides instant name recognition as well as access to training and ongoing support to help ensure your business is a success. Now it's time to determine how you will finance your new business. Fees associated with purchasing a franchise may include franchise and royalty fees, equipment, inventory, working capital and more. The first step is to take inventory of your financial resources by creating a personal finance statement to verify your net worth. This statement should include a listing of both your assets and liabilities.
Public Sector Pensions: Why “Fixing the Problem” IS the Problem
Dramatic increases in public sector pension liabilities at a time when state and local governments have seen their revenues shrink drastically have resulted in an explosive backlash against public sector unions and the workers they represent.
Clashing at Work – Who Are the Generations?
Learning how to work, live and play together is crucial, and every manager must master ways to bridge generational gaps. Managerial survival calls for a coordinated, collaborative strategy to leverage each generation’s strengths and neutralize its liabilities.
Generational Clash Points - Issues You Can’t Ignore
Learning how to work, live and play together is crucial, and every manager must master ways to bridge generational gaps. Managerial competence requires a coordinated, collaborative strategy to leverage each generation’s strengths and neutralize its liabilities.

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