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Use this GOV.UK licence finder tool to check whether your business requires any permits or licences in place in order to operate legally.

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

Directors' duties when running a company can include appointing a chairperson, calling a directors’ meeting and holding a board meeting.

Sourcing venture capital, negotiating a deal and deciding on shareholder rights and management input. What to do if things go wrong.

Answers to frequently asked questions about holiday issues including the rights of part-time workers and when you can refuse to grant leave.

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

If you can't sort out a business dispute peacefully, you may have to resort to legal action. Our guide to the key steps and considerations.

Moving into licensed property is easier, quicker and cheaper than taking on a lease or buying a freehold property. Our overview of premises licences.

Most small shops pose minimal health and safety risk but you must still carry out a risk assessment. Create a shop risk assessment with this tool.

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.

Use this search tool from the Trade marks and designs registration office to find trade marks that have been registered and are valid within the EU

The legal issues involved in selling your business will vary depending on your business form. This government guidance explains the key issues.