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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 builder.

A director is required to comply with certain legal duties when acting as a director and must promote the long-term success of the company

A cartel is an agreement betweeen businesses not to compete with each other or sharing out a market. Being part of a cartel is illegal.

Read this guidance and use this tool on the GOV.UK website to help you work out whether you are paying a worker the NMW, and if so at what rate.

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

Agents and distributors can be a great way to market your products, however there are risks and it's important to have a proper agreement in place.

There is no automatic right to get out of a lease just because the rent has increased. Review the options if you can no longer afford your rent.

This Health & Safety Executive advice aims to simplify risk assessments and helps you identify, assess and control workplace hazards

Use this checklist to find out if you're complying with the GDPR. There is also further guidance and contact numbers for further advice

Patents need to be renewed four years after they have been initially filed. You then need to renew it every year up to a maximum of 20 years

Establishing the value of your business is tricky. This guide looks at how to get an idea of what your business is worth and achieve the best sale price.