Essential subjects to study for entrepreneurs

Your ultimate aim is to become your own boss. You have the idea, the energy, the time and the focus. But do you have the knowledge needed to run your own business? In order to be a successful entrepreneur you would greatly benefit from a good understanding of four key subjects: economics, computer science, accounting and marketing.

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How to smash through obstacles in your way

We’re in the middle of a disruptive business cycle, with small start-ups challenging big players in sectors across the board. Entrepreneurs are offering new twists on established business models and contributing innovative solutions, meaning markets are currently changing at speed.

Even though business is offering entrepreneurs wider opportunities, the challenges facing these new businesses remain the same. If you are just starting out in business here’s how to deal with obstacles that will inevitably come your way.

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Explaining the different types of trust

There are different types of trust that can be set up for inheritance purposes. Selecting the right one for your needs is important. Here are some examples to help you understand the different types.

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Tax tips for small businesses

Taxes may be a pain for every business owner, but they are necessary. It can easily feel overwhelming, particularly for small business owners who are trying to keep on top of everything.

With new business, employees, pitches, products, and plans vying for your attention, it can be all too simple to let taxes slide. While not doing taxes is unthinkable, it can be a daunting task if it doesn’t coincide with your skill set. That’s why we’ve come up with the following tips to help small businesses deal with taxes.

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Why SMEs need scenario planning

Using financial models to forward plan for potential business outcomes used to be reserved for big businesses only. Modern accountancy is changing that landscape and making scenario planning relevant for even small businesses.

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Help for people returning to work

Returner programmes have been launched as part of this year’s budget, by the Minister of State for Apprenticeships, Skills and Women.

The initiatives will be offered by employers to help employees return to work after a career break. The idea is they will boost skills, improve employee confidence and close the pay gap between genders.

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Digital transformation and GDPR compliance

The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) comes into effect on 25 May 2018. As there’s now less than a year to go until enforcement, small businesses need to find ways to take advantage of the opportunities the changes will bring.

GDPR will firmly place the customer in charge of his or her data. It’s been designed to empower individuals and allow customers to decide what happens to their information.

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