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The Small Business
What is a Small Business A small business is not specifically defined ... a year and you employ less than fifty people your business can be termed a small business. On an average around 95 of all businesses in this country is made up of small businesses. This suggests that while each business unit is relatively .... It has been said that it is the small business owner with hisher craft shop retail store..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,4735,the-small-business.htm

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Business
Youre Looking at Starting a Business The time has come and youre thinking of starting up a business. For many people this is a wonderful opportunity ... up on your own. Even though starting and running a business can be rewarding it can also be demoralising ... or that you need to take a business course first to learn more about managing a business or that your accountant needs to do a feasibility exercise..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7126,2,business-in-general.htm

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Business
Starting Up If you are in business or are planning to start a business ... the challenges of having your own new or existing business so that your venture runs as smoothly and successfully as possible. When setting up a business you should make sure you pay the correct amount of tax as well as claim the business expenses and deductions that you are entitled to receive. Be clear on the business structure..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7126,business-in-general.htm

4.
Business
Carrying on a Business or Not In determining whether a business is being carried on or not 2 questions should be taken into account: Are the operations such that they can be said to be a business undertaking with the profits or losses ... defray expenses Remember the fact that the transactions of a business are illegal ... in Business Do you charge other people for the goodsservices you produce..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7126,3,business-in-general.htm

5.
The Small Business
Advice to Ignore If Going Into Business As soon as you talk to friends and associates about going into business there will be no shortage of tips advice and guidance. Its important to talk to others who have been in business for some time ... from someone in business with no successful track record. Be careful also of listening to advisers whose advice contradicts that given by successful business owners..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,4735,2,the-small-business.htm

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Business
on every area of business but countless numbers have experienced ... a number of businesses. This section was written with the express purpose of offering a few pointers as so many people go into business without any planning or serious ... of Going Into Business To run your own business and do your own thing will bring ... a future investment with the increase in capital value of your business..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7020,business-in-general.htm

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Business
that you are in business to make a profit. To the beginner profit simply means that he or she is taking home adequate income from the business for the amount of time involved in the operation. This is of course not sufficient. Astute business people look not only for a fair wage from the business for the time ... in the business. The return on your capital will vary according to the business and the risk..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7020,3,business-in-general.htm

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Business
Choose a Small Market A USA business commentator suggests that if youre thinking of going into business it is best to develop a market that does not involve ... businesses. He predicted that as many as 20 of the USA work force would transfer ... a million home businesses are owned and operated by women. They include public ... that part of the business which is known as goodwill is extremely difficult. All sorts..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7020,4,business-in-general.htm

9.
Business
to see you through the initial stages when you are building up the business ... How much competition is around If not very much as yourself why A profitable business .... This may be for a business name contacts client lists or a long term lease of premises ... you will need to make in order to provide for business costs and usual living expenses .... Business today is a specialised field it requires specialised advice. A Simple System..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7020,2,business-in-general.htm

10.
Business
Keep a Simple System It is a requirement of tax law that all taxpayers in business must keep sufficient records in the English language in order for their income for any year to be readily arrived at. The records you are required to keep will depend on the type and size of business. In general most businesses .... Let the IRD know that you are in business so they can provide you with the various forms..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7126,4,business-in-general.htm

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Business Names Identify Business
What to Call your Business Selecting your business name is a vital step in the development of your new business. Always remember that the name you choose is going to be with your business permanently and become the identity by which your business is known. When you first start thinking about setting up a business one of the main questions that arise is What am I going to call my business..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,2192,business-names-identify-business.htm

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Hobby Business is different from Business
to those that a business carries out such as buying and selling goods and assets ... Business A business according to the law is includes any profession trade ... decisions a person or an organisation is running a business if: The activity ... that you have to make one because you can carry on a business and make a loss but the intention ... If the little business you are running from home is a hobby the income..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,2337,hobby-business-is-different-from-business.htm

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Hobby Business is different from Business
When does the I RD see my Hobby asa Business You are probably operating a business if you charge other people for the goods that you have made or the services that you provide. It will also be looked on as a business if you are supplying ... that you set aside for your business ... insurance depreciation etc. Making the Shift from a Hobby to a Business..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,2337,2,hobby-business-is-different-from-business.htm

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Business Names Identify Business
but classy name that is easy to remember will help the growth of your business ... an image of what your business does. For example if you are going into a market ... better quality or cheaper price than other competitors. Many businesses use names ... that is using clever words to get attention. Registering a Business Name for your Operation There is no need for you to register the name that you are using for your business..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,2192,2,business-names-identify-business.htm

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Businesses - Guarantees applying to Businesses
for business use eg commercial goods such as farming machinery ... of the person to whom they are supplied. Goods sold to a business are covered by this Act ... to a business. You do this by providing a written agreement ... departments will be considered to be businesses. Services not Covered by the Act Work normally carried out for a business will not be covered by the Act - e.g...
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,2214,2,businesses-guarantees-applying-to-businesses.htm

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Businesses - Guarantees applying to Businesses
Business Information The Ministry of Consumer Affairs provides information for retailers manufacturers importers and service providers to help achieve a fair ... carrying specific information for business: Measurement covering a wide range ... a service or selling goods to a business. If you try to contract ... - up to 60000 for an individual and up to 200000 for a business. Goods Covered by the Act..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,2214,businesses-guarantees-applying-to-businesses.htm

17.
Small Business in NZ
. Small businesses fulfil these requirements. Currently 99.5 of the business population in New Zealand are small and medium sized businesses who employ over 60 ... of the large business sector has meant that people have been able to start ... the opportunities for an small business become apparent. A characteristic of a small business ... the small business failure rate is still a concern. Some of the common reasons..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,5131,small-business-in-nz.htm

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Naming your Business
What to Call your Business Selecting your business name is a vital step in the development of your new business. Always remember that the name you choose is going to be there with your business permanently and become the identity by which your business is known. When you first start thinking about setting up a business one of the main questions that arise is what am I going to call my business..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,4465,naming-your-business.htm

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About Business Growth
even if some of them are only small - 1 or 2 people businesses. The sad ...Plan for Growth In general the steps that are needed to start a business can be time consuming. Most business owners are so busy with keeping up with the requirements of the day to day operations of the business ... the skills that they need to expand their business. Most people when they start..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/business/1,3506,about-business-growth.htm

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Selling Your Business
that will be involved in the sale of a business are: Finding buyers. There are a number of options available to you when looking for a buyer for your business. Business Brokers. A business Broker is a professional who can handle the sale of your business. They usually have a portfolio of other businesses they are selling as well as potential buyers .... You may find that your business has taken some of the market share away from a competitor..
http://www.startrungrow.co.nz/information/tax/2,7146,selling-your-business.htm

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