Getting your new business started off on the right foot can be a daunting task. Whether you are an entrepreneur starting from scratch, or leaving the workforce to enjoy the autonomy and challenge of running your own business; this guide is for you! The world around us is ever evolving, and now, perhaps more than ever, the traditional workforce is giving way to people who are ready to pursue their dream of starting and owning a business of their own.
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This document provides an overview of strategies for cutting labor costs. It discusses evaluating day-to-day operations to ensure money is not being wasted on menial tasks. Reducing employee turnover is emphasized as turnover is expensive and hurts the bottom line. Training employees properly from the start is important to reduce costs associated with retraining. Identifying and eliminating "time theft" or inefficient uses of time on tasks is also recommended, as is automating repetitive tasks through technology solutions to streamline operations.
This document provides information about the BFM ENTERPRISE Breakaway 2011 conference, including:
1) The conference will be held on September 22nd, 2011 at the Sime Darby Convention Centre and will feature leading entrepreneurs and experts discussing issues relevant to business owners.
2) Topics to be discussed include business start-ups, growing your business, using the internet for resources, and raising capital.
3) Over 500 business leaders, including CEOs, entrepreneurs, investors and others, are expected to attend to learn from experts, network, and discuss strategies for advancing their enterprises.
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This document discusses the concept of the chosen people in Christianity. It argues that most Christians have lost the true message over the past 2,000 years due to false theology. The author aims to reveal that God's everlasting covenant started with Abraham and his seed, the 12 tribes of Israel, and continues with them today. The book explores the covenant from Abraham historically through the present, focusing on the importance of blood covenants and God working through the descendants of Abraham rather than replacing them. It seeks to correct the misunderstanding that Jews are the only Israelites and expand the perspective on God's salvation plan.
This document provides an introduction and table of contents to a handbook on biological statistics. It covers basics of data analysis including types of biological variables, probability, hypothesis testing, and random sampling. It then outlines various statistical tests that can be used for nominal and measurement variables, including tests of goodness of fit, independence, descriptive statistics, tests for one and multiple measurement variables, and methods for multiple tests and displaying results. The goal is to provide biologists with guidance on choosing appropriate statistical analyses for their experimental questions and data.
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Smallholder agriculture continues to play a key role in the economies of East Africa, accounting for about 75% of agricultural production and employment. However, contributions of smallholder farming and agriculture to recent rapid GDP growth in East Africa have been limited. The paper finds that smallholder agriculture faces many constraints including limited access to land, credit, markets and infrastructure as well as weak institutions. Measures such as improving access to land, training, technology and removing obstacles to trade could help boost smallholder productivity and benefit from opportunities emerging from East Africa's economic growth and regional integration.
This document provides an overview of strategies for cutting labor costs. It discusses evaluating day-to-day operations to ensure money is not being wasted on menial tasks. Reducing employee turnover is emphasized as turnover is expensive and hurts the bottom line. Training employees properly from the start is important to reduce costs associated with retraining. Identifying and eliminating "time theft" or inefficient uses of time on tasks is also recommended, as is automating repetitive tasks through technology solutions to streamline operations.
This document provides information about the BFM ENTERPRISE Breakaway 2011 conference, including:
1) The conference will be held on September 22nd, 2011 at the Sime Darby Convention Centre and will feature leading entrepreneurs and experts discussing issues relevant to business owners.
2) Topics to be discussed include business start-ups, growing your business, using the internet for resources, and raising capital.
3) Over 500 business leaders, including CEOs, entrepreneurs, investors and others, are expected to attend to learn from experts, network, and discuss strategies for advancing their enterprises.
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This document discusses the concept of the chosen people in Christianity. It argues that most Christians have lost the true message over the past 2,000 years due to false theology. The author aims to reveal that God's everlasting covenant started with Abraham and his seed, the 12 tribes of Israel, and continues with them today. The book explores the covenant from Abraham historically through the present, focusing on the importance of blood covenants and God working through the descendants of Abraham rather than replacing them. It seeks to correct the misunderstanding that Jews are the only Israelites and expand the perspective on God's salvation plan.
This document provides an introduction and table of contents to a handbook on biological statistics. It covers basics of data analysis including types of biological variables, probability, hypothesis testing, and random sampling. It then outlines various statistical tests that can be used for nominal and measurement variables, including tests of goodness of fit, independence, descriptive statistics, tests for one and multiple measurement variables, and methods for multiple tests and displaying results. The goal is to provide biologists with guidance on choosing appropriate statistical analyses for their experimental questions and data.
Startups: not just a bunch of techies (developers) sitting around in a circle of Mac computers eating ramen. Behind every talented development team, needs to be a successful marketing team who can BRAND.
Texting from a computer, what's the big deal?pplconnect
“This is one of those things, you didn’t know you needed until now!"
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- Bigger screen & keyboard
- No more switching devices
- Texting Discreetly
- Increased productivity
Go to: www.pplco.mobi
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Smallholder agriculture continues to play a key role in the economies of East Africa, accounting for about 75% of agricultural production and employment. However, contributions of smallholder farming and agriculture to recent rapid GDP growth in East Africa have been limited. The paper finds that smallholder agriculture faces many constraints including limited access to land, credit, markets and infrastructure as well as weak institutions. Measures such as improving access to land, training, technology and removing obstacles to trade could help boost smallholder productivity and benefit from opportunities emerging from East Africa's economic growth and regional integration.
This document is a field kit for entrepreneurs that provides tips and advice for starting and running a business. It includes sections on conceptualizing a business idea, choosing a business name, branding, setting up an online presence, using social media, generating online leads, marketing services overseas, and more. The field kit aims to compile tried and tested strategies from successful entrepreneurs to help intrepid business venturers.
This document provides an overview of the Motivational Whisperers membership program. It offers several membership levels - Gold, Success Plan, Platinum Success Plan, and Diamond Member Mentor. The higher tiers provide more personalized support, priority access, and mentoring opportunities. The goal is to help solo entrepreneurs grow their businesses through a supportive community, educational resources, and marketing support.
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Have you considered growing your business internationally?
E-commerce has revolutionized the world of retail, opening new channels and opportunities for retailers of all sizes. You can take advantage of the phenomenal growth in retail sales conducted over the Internet by expanding your business globally with Spainbox around the world United States, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, China, and Japan and the services and tools to help guide you through the global selling process. Every day we’re looking at opportunities to launch into new marketplaces, so your business can expand as we do.
We prepared the Global Selling with Spainbox Guide to help sellers expand their business globally by providing an overview of this opportunity, steps that you should take when you expand your business to other marketplaces, and some solutions developed by Spainbox to help you sell and fulfill your customer orders. The manual also includes information on various topics to help you sell internationally, including:
Customs
Taxation
Intellectual Property Rights
Parallel Importation
Export Controls
Markings and Labels
Environmental, Health & Safety
Product Compliance
And more
Let us help you take the next steps to sell your products globally with Spainbox.
This book is intended solely for those network marketers seeking to cut through all the crap on the Internet to clearly understand what they need to do to build a large business that pays them residuals for the rest of their lives.
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BusinessLink, the magazine for growing companies, delivers real solutions for today’s innovative business builders. It gives advice, tools and resources to CEOs and owners of small-to-midsize companies as well as new entrepreneurs that help accelerate their growth.
Gvidas Lipinas is launching a digital marketing agency called Offbeat Effect as a sole trader. The business plan outlines Offbeat Effect's mission to be a leading agency for young talents and small businesses focused on creativity. It will offer a range of digital marketing services including digital design, video/motion graphics, analytics, content strategy, social media marketing, and web development. The startup costs are low and the digital marketing industry in Leicester is growing, positioning Offbeat Effect for success. The business plan details Offbeat Effect's goals, competitors, resources, financial projections, pricing, and growth strategy.
BUSINESSLINK MAGAZINE JANUARY 2015 ISSUE
Insights, resources and opportunities for small to midsized firms and entrepreneurs to help accelerate your growth.
In the January Issue:
*Hit 2015 Running with a Mind Set for Success
*35 Great New Business Ideas for 2015
*Why a Lack of Systems is Impending Your Growth
*Learning from Strive Masiyiwa: How to Turn a Small Business into a Big Business
*13 Digital Marketing Trends and Predictions for 2015
*Entrepreneur on Fire: GTel Founder Chamunorwa Shumba is Connectiong Everyone
On a recent project engagement, Market Gravity facilitated a global study tour of 30 incubators, accelerators, startup gurus…whatever you want to call them.
There are many different models and approaches to working with startups from having dedicated resources scanning the market for startups, the studio model of finding interesting problems then hiring entrepreneurs to solve them, building your own incubator program / curriculum, partnering with another commercial provider, running open innovation challenges etc.
They won’t all be right for your business objectives but we’ve pulled out some of our favorite examples from the likes of Barclays, MasterCard, Target, Wells Fargo and more for you to consider. What does your business really want to achieve from working closer with disruptive startups?
14 ways your organization can work with startups.
This document provides an overview of tools and frameworks to help entrepreneurs successfully start and grow a business. It discusses the difference between a business model and business plan. It then explains several tools that can be used including pivots as a learning process, crossing the chasm of technology adoption, using the golden circle to communicate a company's purpose, and canvases like the value proposition canvas and business model canvas to develop and test business ideas. Finally, it outlines the typical stages of a startup lifecycle including discovery, validation, efficiency, scale, profit maximization, and renewal. The document provides guidance to help entrepreneurs navigate each stage of developing a new company.
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You never want to find yourself having to manage a situation caused by one of these errors. Start building plans today for how you will adjust if needed.
Dream big but start small by studying potential business ideas and skills before choosing one to focus on. Gain experience by working in your field rather than focusing on earning. Join entrepreneur communities for support as starting an international business is challenging. Consider location factors like for an internet business and budget when choosing a location like co-working spaces. Identify good and bad ideas early by challenging each extensively. Understand trends, markets, and how to balance awareness without being a slave to them.
This document is a handbook for new employees at Valve that provides guidance on settling into the company. It discusses that employees are responsible for choosing their own projects to work on and forming cabals or teams with others. It emphasizes that Valve has a flat structure without managers and that employees have autonomy over their work and the company's products. The handbook stresses that hiring the right people is extremely important for Valve's success since employees are empowered to run the company themselves.
This document is a handbook for new employees at Valve that provides guidance on settling into the company. It explains that at Valve, employees are empowered to choose their own projects rather than being assigned work. It advises new employees to consider questions like what projects will have the highest impact on customers when deciding what to work on. It also notes that learning about current projects is best done by talking to other employees. The handbook emphasizes the importance of focusing on both short-term and long-term goals for the company. It concludes by stating that while advice from more experienced colleagues can be valuable, ultimately each employee is responsible for deciding what is best.
This document provides an introduction to starting an online business. It discusses how the internet has reduced barriers to entrepreneurship by allowing people to start businesses in their spare time with minimal costs. An ideal business according to Richard Russell in the 1970s included being low effort, appealing worldwide, low costs, generating passive income, providing free time, not dependent on location, and fulfilling. The document outlines different ways to make money online such as blogging, online courses, affiliate marketing, and ecommerce. It emphasizes finding a business idea by determining interests, strengths, skills, and validating the idea through keyword research and trends analysis before fully committing to starting the business.
This document provides an overview of internet entrepreneurship and strategies for success. It discusses leveraging partnerships through joint ventures and traffic sharing. Labor replication through automation tools like autoresponders and rebrandable content is emphasized to scale efforts. Due diligence of fully testing business opportunities as an end user before promoting them is advised. The target audience's wants and adding value for them is the focus, with compelling copy that pulls readers in seen as essential.
The speed at which a business needs to evolve continues to accelerate. Consumers and employees have increasingly high expectations for how a company should operate and the services it should deliver, while entrepreneurs, business owners, and executive teams are increasingly under pressure on how to meet those expectations. Yet, despite this reality, many organizations continue to fall behind. The mid-market sector, in particular, tends to struggle the most with keeping up with our rapidly changing world. But it doesn’t have to be this way. There
are things companies can do today, right now, that can make a huge difference in what happens tomorrow.
In today’s unpredictable landscape, with so many businesses at a proverbial fork in the road, it is the perfect time to unveil our future-proofing strategies to help you stay relevant, unlock hidden opportunities, and achieve unprecedented growth, all while living a happier and more fulfilled life.
To start a business in Canada as a decision, you need to consider a set of things. You must consider a safe path for your business and you must consider how to guarantee the future of your business and investment.In this text, you will learn the basic requirements for registering a company, starting a business and its legal steps and as well as the key points you should know and follow during the decision. For example, you will learn about buying and franchising a business, the types of common business models in Canada, the benefits and methods of registering a company in Canada and its steps, along with some important points in registering a business. You will also learn how to maintain a company, and at the end, you will know the list of high-paying jobs in Canada.
The document is a 2012 training catalogue from People First - Total Solutions, an organization that provides training and consulting services to non-profit organizations. It outlines their mission to assist non-profits in mobilizing people resources. The catalogue describes the company's services, rates, trainers, and available training courses covering topics like volunteer management, governance, strategic planning, and diversity. Course topics are aimed at strengthening organizations and equipping staff and volunteers.
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This is an exclusive group where members are going to get access to a unique strategy that is going to automate the whole process of making sales with affiliate marketing and allow them to grow a highly responsive
This document discusses how multilevel marketing leaders can outsource tasks to help run their business more efficiently and allow it to operate more automatically. It suggests outsourcing non-essential tasks like website design, content creation, email marketing, and promotional campaigns so leaders can focus on core responsibilities. Online outsourcing allows hiring freelancers discreetly to handle various support jobs in a cost-effective manner from a distance.
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In this article, we will dive into the extraordinary life of Ellen Burstyn, where the curtains rise on a story that's far more attractive than any script.
This document is a field kit for entrepreneurs that provides tips and advice for starting and running a business. It includes sections on conceptualizing a business idea, choosing a business name, branding, setting up an online presence, using social media, generating online leads, marketing services overseas, and more. The field kit aims to compile tried and tested strategies from successful entrepreneurs to help intrepid business venturers.
This document provides an overview of the Motivational Whisperers membership program. It offers several membership levels - Gold, Success Plan, Platinum Success Plan, and Diamond Member Mentor. The higher tiers provide more personalized support, priority access, and mentoring opportunities. The goal is to help solo entrepreneurs grow their businesses through a supportive community, educational resources, and marketing support.
Amazon global selling manual modfied by spainbox with specific information to...Manuel Gallego
Have you considered growing your business internationally?
E-commerce has revolutionized the world of retail, opening new channels and opportunities for retailers of all sizes. You can take advantage of the phenomenal growth in retail sales conducted over the Internet by expanding your business globally with Spainbox around the world United States, Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Canada, China, and Japan and the services and tools to help guide you through the global selling process. Every day we’re looking at opportunities to launch into new marketplaces, so your business can expand as we do.
We prepared the Global Selling with Spainbox Guide to help sellers expand their business globally by providing an overview of this opportunity, steps that you should take when you expand your business to other marketplaces, and some solutions developed by Spainbox to help you sell and fulfill your customer orders. The manual also includes information on various topics to help you sell internationally, including:
Customs
Taxation
Intellectual Property Rights
Parallel Importation
Export Controls
Markings and Labels
Environmental, Health & Safety
Product Compliance
And more
Let us help you take the next steps to sell your products globally with Spainbox.
This book is intended solely for those network marketers seeking to cut through all the crap on the Internet to clearly understand what they need to do to build a large business that pays them residuals for the rest of their lives.
BusinessLink Magazine April 2015 Sample DownloadPhillip Chichoni
BusinessLink, the magazine for growing companies, delivers real solutions for today’s innovative business builders. It gives advice, tools and resources to CEOs and owners of small-to-midsize companies as well as new entrepreneurs that help accelerate their growth.
Gvidas Lipinas is launching a digital marketing agency called Offbeat Effect as a sole trader. The business plan outlines Offbeat Effect's mission to be a leading agency for young talents and small businesses focused on creativity. It will offer a range of digital marketing services including digital design, video/motion graphics, analytics, content strategy, social media marketing, and web development. The startup costs are low and the digital marketing industry in Leicester is growing, positioning Offbeat Effect for success. The business plan details Offbeat Effect's goals, competitors, resources, financial projections, pricing, and growth strategy.
BUSINESSLINK MAGAZINE JANUARY 2015 ISSUE
Insights, resources and opportunities for small to midsized firms and entrepreneurs to help accelerate your growth.
In the January Issue:
*Hit 2015 Running with a Mind Set for Success
*35 Great New Business Ideas for 2015
*Why a Lack of Systems is Impending Your Growth
*Learning from Strive Masiyiwa: How to Turn a Small Business into a Big Business
*13 Digital Marketing Trends and Predictions for 2015
*Entrepreneur on Fire: GTel Founder Chamunorwa Shumba is Connectiong Everyone
On a recent project engagement, Market Gravity facilitated a global study tour of 30 incubators, accelerators, startup gurus…whatever you want to call them.
There are many different models and approaches to working with startups from having dedicated resources scanning the market for startups, the studio model of finding interesting problems then hiring entrepreneurs to solve them, building your own incubator program / curriculum, partnering with another commercial provider, running open innovation challenges etc.
They won’t all be right for your business objectives but we’ve pulled out some of our favorite examples from the likes of Barclays, MasterCard, Target, Wells Fargo and more for you to consider. What does your business really want to achieve from working closer with disruptive startups?
14 ways your organization can work with startups.
This document provides an overview of tools and frameworks to help entrepreneurs successfully start and grow a business. It discusses the difference between a business model and business plan. It then explains several tools that can be used including pivots as a learning process, crossing the chasm of technology adoption, using the golden circle to communicate a company's purpose, and canvases like the value proposition canvas and business model canvas to develop and test business ideas. Finally, it outlines the typical stages of a startup lifecycle including discovery, validation, efficiency, scale, profit maximization, and renewal. The document provides guidance to help entrepreneurs navigate each stage of developing a new company.
10 Online Marketing Mistakes That Can Kill Your BusinessTommy Landry
You never want to find yourself having to manage a situation caused by one of these errors. Start building plans today for how you will adjust if needed.
Dream big but start small by studying potential business ideas and skills before choosing one to focus on. Gain experience by working in your field rather than focusing on earning. Join entrepreneur communities for support as starting an international business is challenging. Consider location factors like for an internet business and budget when choosing a location like co-working spaces. Identify good and bad ideas early by challenging each extensively. Understand trends, markets, and how to balance awareness without being a slave to them.
This document is a handbook for new employees at Valve that provides guidance on settling into the company. It discusses that employees are responsible for choosing their own projects to work on and forming cabals or teams with others. It emphasizes that Valve has a flat structure without managers and that employees have autonomy over their work and the company's products. The handbook stresses that hiring the right people is extremely important for Valve's success since employees are empowered to run the company themselves.
This document is a handbook for new employees at Valve that provides guidance on settling into the company. It explains that at Valve, employees are empowered to choose their own projects rather than being assigned work. It advises new employees to consider questions like what projects will have the highest impact on customers when deciding what to work on. It also notes that learning about current projects is best done by talking to other employees. The handbook emphasizes the importance of focusing on both short-term and long-term goals for the company. It concludes by stating that while advice from more experienced colleagues can be valuable, ultimately each employee is responsible for deciding what is best.
This document provides an introduction to starting an online business. It discusses how the internet has reduced barriers to entrepreneurship by allowing people to start businesses in their spare time with minimal costs. An ideal business according to Richard Russell in the 1970s included being low effort, appealing worldwide, low costs, generating passive income, providing free time, not dependent on location, and fulfilling. The document outlines different ways to make money online such as blogging, online courses, affiliate marketing, and ecommerce. It emphasizes finding a business idea by determining interests, strengths, skills, and validating the idea through keyword research and trends analysis before fully committing to starting the business.
This document provides an overview of internet entrepreneurship and strategies for success. It discusses leveraging partnerships through joint ventures and traffic sharing. Labor replication through automation tools like autoresponders and rebrandable content is emphasized to scale efforts. Due diligence of fully testing business opportunities as an end user before promoting them is advised. The target audience's wants and adding value for them is the focus, with compelling copy that pulls readers in seen as essential.
The speed at which a business needs to evolve continues to accelerate. Consumers and employees have increasingly high expectations for how a company should operate and the services it should deliver, while entrepreneurs, business owners, and executive teams are increasingly under pressure on how to meet those expectations. Yet, despite this reality, many organizations continue to fall behind. The mid-market sector, in particular, tends to struggle the most with keeping up with our rapidly changing world. But it doesn’t have to be this way. There
are things companies can do today, right now, that can make a huge difference in what happens tomorrow.
In today’s unpredictable landscape, with so many businesses at a proverbial fork in the road, it is the perfect time to unveil our future-proofing strategies to help you stay relevant, unlock hidden opportunities, and achieve unprecedented growth, all while living a happier and more fulfilled life.
To start a business in Canada as a decision, you need to consider a set of things. You must consider a safe path for your business and you must consider how to guarantee the future of your business and investment.In this text, you will learn the basic requirements for registering a company, starting a business and its legal steps and as well as the key points you should know and follow during the decision. For example, you will learn about buying and franchising a business, the types of common business models in Canada, the benefits and methods of registering a company in Canada and its steps, along with some important points in registering a business. You will also learn how to maintain a company, and at the end, you will know the list of high-paying jobs in Canada.
The document is a 2012 training catalogue from People First - Total Solutions, an organization that provides training and consulting services to non-profit organizations. It outlines their mission to assist non-profits in mobilizing people resources. The catalogue describes the company's services, rates, trainers, and available training courses covering topics like volunteer management, governance, strategic planning, and diversity. Course topics are aimed at strengthening organizations and equipping staff and volunteers.
Internet entrepreneurship survival guidebriansaroea1
This is an exclusive group where members are going to get access to a unique strategy that is going to automate the whole process of making sales with affiliate marketing and allow them to grow a highly responsive
This document discusses how multilevel marketing leaders can outsource tasks to help run their business more efficiently and allow it to operate more automatically. It suggests outsourcing non-essential tasks like website design, content creation, email marketing, and promotional campaigns so leaders can focus on core responsibilities. Online outsourcing allows hiring freelancers discreetly to handle various support jobs in a cost-effective manner from a distance.
Ellen Burstyn: From Detroit Dreamer to Hollywood Legend | CIO Women MagazineCIOWomenMagazine
In this article, we will dive into the extraordinary life of Ellen Burstyn, where the curtains rise on a story that's far more attractive than any script.
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INTRODUCTION:
Getting your new business started off on the right foot can be a daunting task. Whether you are an entrepreneur
starting from scratch, or leaving the workforce to enjoy the autonomy and challenge of running your own business;
this guide is for you! The world around us is ever evolving, and now, perhaps more than ever, the traditional
workforce is giving way to people who are ready to pursue their dream of starting and owning a business of their
own.
Unfortunately, behind the glitz and glamour of running your own business, there are a myriad of I's to dot and T's
to cross. This guide will help walk you through getting your business started right.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Introduction: .................................................................................................................................................................. 1
What is a Business Plan?................................................................................................................................................ 2
Choosing a Corporate Structure .................................................................................................................................... 3
Sole Proprietorship: ................................................................................................................................................... 3
Partnerships ............................................................................................................................................................... 4
General Partnerships ............................................................................................................................................. 4
Limited Partnerships .............................................................................................................................................. 4
Corporations .............................................................................................................................................................. 5
Registering with the Tax Authorities ......................................................................................................................... 5
Business Number ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
Income Tax Forms .......................................................................................................................................................... 6
Corporations .............................................................................................................................................................. 7
Partnerships ............................................................................................................................................................... 7
Sole Proprietorships .................................................................................................................................................. 7
First Corporate Return ............................................................................................................................................... 7
Significant Income Tax Dates: .................................................................................................................................... 8
Corporate Income Tax ............................................................................................................................................... 8
Payroll Taxes .................................................................................................................................................................. 9
Employed or Self‐Employed? ..................................................................................................................................... 9
Available Publications .................................................................................................................................................. 10
Appendix A – What is a Business Plan ......................................................................................................................... 11
Appendix B – Choosing a Corporate Structure ............................................................................................................ 11
Appendix C – Income Tax Forms .................................................................................................................................. 12
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WHAT IS A BUSINESS PLAN?
At its most basic level, the Business Plan is roadmap for your business. It will outline your businesses goals, as well
as how your business plans to achieve those goals. Good business plans take it one step further and create buzz
about the future prospect of your business. In that sense, the business plan is as much about selling your business,
as it is about carefully setting goals and planning how to achieve them. Poor planning and financial management
are the leading causes of business failure ‐ don't fall victim to this easily avoided pitfall.
Composing a compelling business plan can be a nerve‐wracking, and time consuming task. To help you get
organized here is a logical outline of information that all business plans should include.
Each of the above sections requires careful thought and consideration. Appendix A has useful links to help guide
you along. As well as, worksheets to help support your business plan.
Once your business plan is completed review it with someone you trust. Seek the advice of qualified people, and
attempt to get feedback from someone who has, or is, operating a similar business. Most importantly talk to your
accountant, as they have a wealth of knowledge and experience, and are here to help you realize your dreams.
Executive Summary
Business Overview
Sales and Marketing Plan
Operating Plan
Human Resources Plan
Financial Plan
Action Plan
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CHOOSING A CORPORATE STRUCTURE
One of the first technical decision you will make for your business, will be to choose a legal structure. This decision
will have an impact on how much you pay in taxes, it will affect the amount of paperwork your business is required
to do, the personal liability you face and your ability to raise capital for your business. To a large degree this
decision may be dictated by the way you have organized your operations and whether you intend to work on your
own or with others.
The three basic forms of business organization are:
As eluded to above, each form has advantages and disadvantages. It's important to note that the selection of legal
entity needs to be determined on a case‐by‐case basis, and you should not assume one form is better than
another.
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIP:
A business owned and operated by one individual is typically structured as a sole proprietorship. It is not
considered to be a legal entity under the law, it is considered to be an extension of the individual who owns it.
Ownership of the business assets AND LIABILITIES are directly attributed to the owner‐operator. This means that
the owner is responsible for the debts and other liabilities incurred by the business. For income tax purposes, the
income or loss realized from a sole proprietorship is recognized, together with other earnings, and reported on the
individual owner‐operators' income tax return.
A sole proprietorship does not require any specific legal documentation for its creation, excepting any normal
requirements such as business licenses, or other licenses and/or permits.
Sole proprietors are considered self‐employed for income tax purposes. Income or loss from self‐employment is
include, on a calendar basis, in the income tax return of the owner‐operator. Self‐employed individuals are
required to file their tax returns by the 15th of June of the following year; however, any taxes owing are due April
30th. Failure to timely remit amounts owning for income taxes from the previous year can result in interest and
penalties from CRA are non‐deductible for tax purposes. Taxable sole‐proprietorships may be required to make tax
installment payments; if required, installments are due quarterly on the 15th of March, June, September and
December.
Several other tax filings may be required as well, you should discuss this with your Chartered Professional
Accountant (CPA).
Sole
Proprietorship
Partnership Corporation
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PARTNERSHIPS
Partnerships, for the most part, take on one of two legal forms: General and Limited.
GENERAL PARTNERSHIPS
A general partnership is similar a sole proprietorship in that income (and its source i.e. business income, passive
income, capital gains) is passed directly to the partners and reported on their personal tax returns. Partners of a
general partnership are also personally liable for the debts and other liabilities of the partnership, as well, each
individual partner enjoys ownership in the partnership assets. A partner’s right to assets and income/loss, and
responsibility for liabilities is determined based on their pro‐rata share of ownership in the partnership. This is
typically determined by the amount of capital each individual partner has contributed.
A partnership, unlike a sole proprietorship, does require a specific legal formation, and registration with the BC
Registry (See Appendix B) because it is a legal entity recognized under the law. A partnership has rights and
responsibilities in and of itself. A partnership can sign contracts, obtain trade credit and borrow money. In general,
many creditors will require personal guarantees from the partners of small/new partnerships in order to obtain
credit.
It's often advisable to formalize a partnership with a legal agreement governing among other things:
Management of operations
Partnership interests
Obligations to fund business operations
Exit of existing partners
Entry of new partners
Allocations of income and loss
Borrowing powers
Duties and rights of the general
partner(s) ‐ limited partnerships
LIMITED PARTNERSHIPS
A limited partnership is similar to a general partnership with a few very important difference. A limited partnership
may have one or more general partners, and several limited partners. In this arrangement the general partner(s)
are responsible for the day‐to‐day operations of the partnership. General partners(s) of a limited partnership are
also personally liable for the debts and obligations of the limited partnership.
Limited Partners, on the other hand, do not take part in running the business, but are entitled to share in the
profits and loss of the business. Their liability for partnership obligations is limited to their capital investments.
For income tax purposes a partnership is required to prepare financial statements (both federally and provincially)
however, a partnership itself does not pay income taxes. Each partner reports their share of the partnership’s
profit or loss on their individual tax return as mentioned above. Partnerships with six or more partners are
required to file an annual information return (T5013) by the March 31st following the fiscal year end of the
partnership.
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CORPORATIONS
Corporation are legal entity that exists under the authority granted by law. Corporations are viewed as individuals
by the law, and have substantially all of the legal rights of an individual (i.e. is responsible for its own debts). It
must also file income tax returns and pay taxes on income it derives from its operations. Unlike a proprietorship or
partnership, the owners or shareholders of a corporation are protected from the liabilities of the business. When a
corporation is small or in the start‐up phase, creditors often require personal guarantees of the principal
shareholders before extending credit. Aside from this however, the legal protection afforded the owners of a
corporation can far outweigh the additional expense of starting and administering a corporation.
A corporation must obtain permission from the Minister of Finance to use or do business under a corporate name.
Corporations must file annual income tax returns with the Canada Revenue Agency. The elections made in a
corporation's initial tax returns can have a significant impact on how the business is taxed in the future.
Incorporating a business allows a number of other advantages such as the ease of bringing in additional capital
through the sale of equity, or allowing an individual to sell or transfer their interest in the business. It also provides
for business continuity when the original owners choose to retire or sell their interest.
Should you decide to incorporate your business venture, you should seek the advice of competent legal counsel
and a Chartered Accountant.
REGISTERING WITH THE TAX AUTHORITIES
A crucial yet often over looked part of starting a new business is ensuring you have appropriately complied with
the plethora tax and information filing requirements from various government authorities. Failure to comply with
these requirements on a timely basis, often results in punitive penalties being assessed.
Several form are required to be filed when a business is started. This guide is an all‐inclusive list of the filing
requirements, it does however, highlight the more pertinent requirements common to most businesses. Industries
specific filing requirements may also exist and should not be overlooked. Qualified professional(s) within your
industry should be consulted to ensure all filings are appropriately made.
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BUSINESS NUMBER
Most tax forms filed for your entity with the Canada Revenue Agency require the use of a Business Number (BN).
Each business is assigned a unique nine‐digit registration number that is used for all four of the following Canada
Revenue Agency accounts:
It is important to register promptly in order to avoid substantial confusion as well as penalties and interest for late
filings. To register for a business number form RC1 E – Request for a Business Number must be completed and filed
with Canada Revenue Agency. The Business Registration Form is available online at the CRA’s website at
http://www.cra‐arc.gc.ca/E/pbg/tf/rc1/README.html. CRA is also able to process registrations through the
internet via the Business Registration Online webpage at http://www.cra‐arc.gc.ca/tx/bsnss/tpcs/bn‐ne/bro‐
ide/rstrctns/menu‐eng.html
INCOME TAX FORMS
There are only two certainties in life, death and taxes. Once you start your new business, you will have to deal with
income taxes. The Canadian Income Tax Act is extensive and it can take years of study and training to master many
of its rules and regulations. The following discussion is not an all encompassing discussion of the tax issues and
compliance issues you and your business might face. It does, however, aim to provide guidance on complying with
the laws and regulations within the Income Tax Act.
A qualified Chartered Public Accountant should be consulted when you are dealing with income taxes. It's no
secret that Income taxes have a direct and potentially significant impact on the cash flow of your business. This
point highlights the pivotal importance of thoughtful tax planning so as to maximize income tax laws, and minimize
the effect of taxes on your businesses cash flow. It is highly recommended that you develop a relationship with a
qualified tax professional who has experience with your industry.
Your Chartered Professional Accountant (CPA) can help you properly plan and execute, in the early stages of your
new business. However, tax planning isn't just during your start‐up phase, or worse, right before you return is due.
Tax planning is a year‐round, and year‐over‐year endeavor which requires constant communication between you
and your CPA. This communication helps to ensures there are no surprises come tax season.
If you are doing business in more than one province, it is essential that you familiarize yourself with the tax laws
and filing requirements of those provinces as provincial tax returns may be required.
As mentioned previously; income tax laws are quite complex and take years of study to attain proficiency.
Attempting to create savings by attempting to tackle your own taxes, can be penny‐wise but pound foolish. The
expense you may incur if you make a mistake can far outweigh any saving you realize by attempting to tackle this
enormous task on your own.
Corporate
Taxation
Payroll Taxes
Goods &
Services Tax
Import / Export
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CORPORATIONS
Corporations must file a T2 Corporate Income Tax Return on an annual basis, as well as, produce financial
statements for this same purpose. Your Chartered Professional Accountant will use these financial statements to
complete your return. The information must be entered into the General Index of Financial Information (“GIFI”) as
required by the CRA.
PARTNERSHIPS
As touched on earlier, partnerships are treated as a flow‐through entities where taxable income (or loss) is passed
through to the partners for inclusion in their respective individual tax returns. The partnership is required to
prepare financial statements for this purpose. Form T2125 ‐ Statement of Business and Professional Activities,
should be used if the partner is an individual (http://www.cra‐arc.gc.ca/tx/bsnss/tpcs/slprtnr/rprtng/menu‐
eng.html). Where a partner is a corporation, the partner’s share of the net income of the partnership should be
entered on the Corporate T2. Partnerships which have 6 or more partners are required to file Form T5013 ‐
Statement of Partnership Income (http://www.cra‐arc.gc.ca/E/pbg/tf/t5013/README.html) on or before the
March 31st following the partnership's fiscal year end.
SOLE PROPRIETORSHIPS
A sole proprietorship should report income/loss from its business activities on a calendar year basis using Form
T2125 ‐ Statement of Business and Professional Activities. This form needs to be filed with the tax payers T1 ‐
General Income Tax Return (http://www.cra‐arc.gc.ca/menu/LBA‐e.html) for the calendar year.
FIRST CORPORATE RETURN
A Corporation’s first tax return is very important. Several elections are made which will dictate the way the
corporation is taxed for many years to come.
Some of the more significant elections that may need consideration are outlined below:
1. The selection of a method to cost inventories using the most appropriate method for your business.
2. The treatment of reporting gains on investments.
3. The selection of a year‐end date.
The elections discussed above are only a few of those that may need to be considered in an initial return. A
qualified tax practitioner can help plan how best to utilize elections to take advantage of some of the following
provisions of the federal and provincial tax laws including:
1. Operating loss carryovers
2. Research and development tax credits
3. Business tax credits
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SIGNIFICANT INCOME TAX DATES:
Date
Task
2 months after Year End Corporate taxes owing on the previous year are due
6 months after Year End T2 Corporate Return filing deadline
January 15 Fourth quarter source deduction remittance date (for qualifying small business)
February 28 T4s and T5s (if any) need to be filed
March 1 RRSP contribution deadline for credit to prior years
March 15 First tax installment date for self‐employed individuals
March 31 Partnership information return deadline, and T3 trust allocations deadline
June 15 Second tax installment date for self‐employed individuals
September 15 Third tax installment date for self‐employed individuals
December 15 Fourth tax installment date for self‐employed individuals
CORPORATE INCOME TAX
Monthly installments due by the end of each month
Remittance deadline for balance due is three months after corporate year end for Canadian controlled
Private Corporations eligible for the Small Business Deduction; two months for all other corporations
Tax return due six months after the corporate year end
For more information on tax remittances and deadlines see the CRA website:
(http://www.cra.arc.gc.ca/tx/bsnss/tpcs/crprtns/pymnts/menu‐eng.html)
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PAYROLL TAXES
Irrespective of the form of business in which you operate, if you are going to have employees then you will have to
contend with payroll deductions and remittances. The brief summary that follows will give you some guidance in
the rules and regulations of the various taxing authorities.
Employers must withhold income tax, Canada Pension Plan (“CPP”) & Employment Insurance (“EI”)
premiums from wages each pay period and remit these withholdings along with the employer’s share of
CPP and EI
New businesses are require to remit payroll deductions on a monthly basis. Remittances are due on the
15th of the following month
Every company is required to prepare a T4 information return consisting of a summary and slips. Slips for
each employee must be prepared summarizing his or her wages, benefits, CPP, EI, and union dues
amongst others paid during a particular calendar year. Your employees must receive a copy of their T4 slip
by the end of February of the following year. In addition, a copy of each T4 Information Return must be
received by CRA by the same date.
EMPLOYED OR SELF‐EMPLOYED?
Income earned from employment and income earned from self‐employment are treated differently for tax
purposes. Revenue Canada has strict regulations to determine whether an individual is an employee or is self‐
employed. The regulations are broken down into four tests:
Control An employee‐employer relationship exists if the payer controls the time, place and manner
in which the work is performed.
Ownership of Tools An employee‐employer relationship exists if the payer supplies the equipment and tools
required by a worker.
Chance of Profit /
Risk of Loss
An employee‐employer relationship exists if the payer bears the risk of financial risk and
the worker receives full compensation regardless of the health of the business.
Integration An employee‐employer relationship exists if the worker has integrated his or her business
into the payer’s business and is dependent on it.
An individual is not considered to be self‐employed if he or she meets any of the above tests. Each employment
situation is unique and should be analyzed based on the facts of the specific situation.
If your employment fits the parameters of a self‐employed business, then:
1. Your payer is not required to withhold source deductions on your behalf,
2. You are no longer entitled to employment insurance benefits should you be laid off and
3. You will have to remit the employee and employer portion of Canada Pension Plan
Your Chartered Professional Accountant can help you establish whether you are an employee or a self‐employed
individual.
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AVAILABLE PUBLICATIONS
The publications "Employers' Guide ‐ Payroll Deductions and Remittances T4001", which cover the payroll
reporting and remittance requirements, can be obtained through the CRA’s website at http://www.cra‐
arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/t4001/t4001‐e.html or from the CRA’s local office located at:
1166 West Pender Street Vancouver, B.C. V6E 3H2 Phone # (604) 666‐4664 or Fax # (604) 691‐4446.
Commissions, directors’ fees, overtime pay, benefits (such as auto allowances) and other remuneration amounts
are also subject to payroll deductions. Canada Revenue Agency will access penalties and interest charges on
insufficient and delinquent payroll deductions and remittances. These penalty and interest charges are normally
not deductible for income tax purposes. Your Chartered Accountant can discuss your business’ payroll
requirements with you in detail.
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APPENDIX A – WHAT IS A BUSINESS PLAN
Business Plan: Article on How‐to
http://articles.bplans.com/writing‐a‐business‐plan/what‐is‐a‐business‐plan/33
BDC ‐ Business Plan: Template
http://www.bdc.ca/EN/advice_centre/tools/business_plan/Pages/default.aspx
SBA ‐ Business Plan: Resources
http://www.sba‐bc.ca/business‐planning/key‐resources/business‐plans
CYBF ‐ Business Plan: Writer
http://www.cybf.ca/cybf_resources/starting‐my‐business‐plan/business‐plan‐writer/
CB ‐ Develop a Marketing Plan
http://www.canadabusiness.ca/eng/page/2690/
BDC ‐ 5‐step marketing Plan
http://www.bdc.ca/EN/advice_centre/articles/Pages/marketing_plan.aspx
BDC ‐ Marketing Basics:
http://www.canadabusiness.ca/eng/page/2805/
APPENDIX B – CHOOSING A CORPORATE STRUCTURE
Employee v Self‐Employed
http://www.cra‐arc.gc.ca/E/pub/tg/rc4110/rc4110‐e.html
Employee v Contractor
http://www.labour.gov.bc.ca/esb/facshts/employee.htm
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APPENDIX C – INCOME TAX FORMS
Start‐up cost calculator
http://www.bplans.com/business_calculators/starting_costs_calculator/
RBC Net Worth Calculator
http://www.rbcroyalbank.com/cgi‐bin/retirement/networth/start.cgi/start
CIBC Net Worth Calculator
https://www.cibc.com/ca/tools/net‐worth/net‐start.html
Operations Planning
http://www.canadabusiness.ca/eng/page/2797/
Co‐operative Associations BC
http://www.coopscanada.coop/assets/firefly/files/files/pdfs/ProvAndSectoralProfiles/BC_co‐ops_jun07.pdf
Co‐operatives ‐
http://www4.agr.gc.ca/resources/prod/coop/doc/creatcoopguide.pdf
http://bcca.coop/content/what‐co‐op
Societies
http://www.bcregistryservices.gov.bc.ca/bcreg/corppg/societies/index.page?