Guide to Working for Yourself ("Daily Telegraph" guides)

by etc. (Author), Godfrey Golzen (Author), Godfrey Golzen (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  1998

  $4.16

  A practical guide to the problems likely to be faced in the first few years of self-employment. Among the topics covered are: legal requirements; raising capital; choosing advisers; working from home; keeping accounts and other records; getting paid for what you do; self-assessed taxation and national insurance; self-employment and its legal implications; and accessing government help, training and advice. This 18th edition is revised and updated.

• Used

  Paperback
  1995

  $126.83

  This text offers a crash-course in basic business principles for the self-employed, from raising capital, simple accounting, invoicing and taxation to employing other people and knowing when to seek outside professional advice. Parts Two to Four focus on specific high- and low-investment opportunities which are frequently targeted by people becoming self-employed, including retailing, franchising, management buyouts, entertainment, driving, market gardening, management consultancy, media and communications, and direct sales.

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  Hardcover
  2006

  $15.16

  Working for yourself can seem a very daunting prospect, but this helpful guide answers every question a would-be entrepreneur needs to know. Fully revised and updated it reflects all the latest developments in the world of self-employment and new business. All the major issues which need to be considered when starting up alone are dealt with, such as raising finance, keeping accounts, tax and legal aspects, marketing, IT and choice of premises. There's also friendly advice and lots of useful tips from case studies of those who've already made the leap into self-employment. The best guide of its kind available, it's essential reading for any budding entrepreneur plus those already working for themselves who wish to avoid the pitfalls.