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Frequently asked questions on starting a business for sole traders, limited companies and partnerships.

The following is an outline of some of the legislation which may be relevant for a windscreen business.

As well as general company admin, directors are ultimately responsible for ensuring the company complies with the law, including the Companies Acts.

The worth of a business is based on how much profit a buyer can make from it, and the potential risks. Read our guide to valuing your business.

Employers guide to defending an employment tribunal claim, the tribunal hearing process and possible employment tribunal decisions, settlement agreements and awards.

How to get a licence to offer credit to consumers and businesses, drawing up a credit agreement and the costs and implications involved.

Your business could be sued because of an accident, mistake or misunderstanding. If you're facing a legal claim, here's how to handle being taken to court.

Rent reviews and business rates revaluations can cost you money. How to judge whether an increase is reasonable, and how to challenge an increase.

A risk assessment identifies the risks posed by your workplace, practices and processes. This checklist helps you identify, eliminate or reduce them.

How your business can use individuals' personal data under UK GDPR. Managing privacy, individuals' rights, security and data breaches.

The content your business creates can be of significant value. So, how can you check whether it is being plagiarised and what can you do to stop it?

The worth of a business is based on how much profit a buyer can make from it, and the potential risks. Read our guide to valuing your business.