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Your business name can be a valuable asset you can include in your balance sheet, sell, mortgage to raise money or license to others.

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

Community organisations have many of the same legal responsibilities as businesses run for profit. How to stay on the right side of the law.

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.

If you have employees that regularly work alone, or outside of normal working hours, you have responsibility for their health, safety and welfare. 

When selling online to individuals you must provide certain information to them and ensure they agree to your terms and conditions.

Most businesses experience problems getting paid on time - but unpaid debts can cause serious cash flow issues. We explain your options.

Need guidance on property licenses? Our essential guide explains commercial premises law, covering key aspects for businesses.

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

How to go about purchasing hardware, software and IT systems for your business, licensing and what to do if your IT solution fails to work properly.

Your business almost certainly owns some form of IP. Read our essential guide to tracking, protecting and profiting from your intellectual property.

Many entrepreneurs form a business with the aim of passing it on to a family member. These FAQs answer the key issues on managing a family succession.