Running Your Own Business

by David W . Williams (Author)

• Used

  Paperback
  1990

  $4.19

  This work outlines how to handle disputes over banking services, from establishing whether the customer or the bank has a valid claim, to determining the most appropriate way of resolving the dispute. This hands-on treatment in the widely used and respected Practitioner Series explains: * how the Banking and Building Societies' Ombudsmen scheme operates * how to obtain details of the data which a credit reference agency or bank holds on an individual * the remedies available if that information is incorrect or misleading Precedents and specimen letters, case references, a list of useful addresses and a glossary of banking terms are included, making for complete, practical treatment of the subject.

• Used

  Paperback
  1994

  $3.25

  This guide is for anyone with a new or developing business. Since all business successes lie in a positively planned approach, the author suggests how to plan ahead, how to ask the right questions and where to go for expert advice. The book encourages entrepreneurial self-analysis. Why do you want to run your own business? Where do you start? What forms might it take? It aims entrepreneurs to examine and plan their purpose, product and business potential. Systematically focusing on the central issues, this book offers practical advice on - raising capital, financial planning, choosing premises, buying materials, marketing, borrowing money, minimizing tax, employing staff, granting credit and growing bigger. David Williams is the author of Tax for the Employee and Tax for the Self-Employed .