What's in a name?

Article Abstract:

Selecting the right trading name for a small business is very important as it can create a strong image, helping to make a success or hold the firm back by attracting the wrong sort of customer. Brand names can be built from a trading name, creating a business identity which is recognized a different levels. Small businesses must take legal advise when starting out, ensuring all aspects of taxation, pensions and National Insurance are adhered to in order to meet legal specifications.

Business, Taxation

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Served up with a side order of risk

Article Abstract:

Serviced office provider Regus is set to be floated on the United Kingdom and United States stock exchanges in September 2000, a year later than originally intended. The risks of investing in Mark Dixon's enterprise, which is valued at 1-1.6 billion pounds sterling, are assessed.

Usage, Behavior, Going public (Securities), Initial public offerings, Dixon, Mark, Regus PLC

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Preserveth the small

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the new rating system for small businesses, introduced by the Welsh Assembly for 2000, is presented. The Welsh authorities allow firms with a rateable value of less than 25,000 pounds sterling to pay a transitional rate.

Small Business, Analysis, Economic policy, Wales, Rate regulation

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