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If you start a business on your own, or with someone else, and don't form a company, you will be trading as a sole trader or in a partnership.

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

Running a family business brings additional challenges and opportunities. The law can help to reduce risk of things going wrong

It's a common misconception that to become a plc you have to float your company on the Stock Exchange. Discover how you can become a PLC too.

Acas have produced a guide for employers on how to handle TUPE transfers including a step-by-step process of how to conduct a TUPE transfer.

Online social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter have moved into the business mainstream - but the law isn't always clear.

All businesses have the right to claim interest on late payments. This briefing explains your rights and the process for claiming interest.

Most planning applications are submitted online. Use the tool on the Planning Portal website to apply to every local authority in England and Wales.

Businesses are subject a number of key health and safety responsibilities. This Health and Safety Executive guide covers the key issues.

Public bodies have to release information they hold on you. These tips will make sure nothing confidential gets into the public domain inadvertently.

This guide will help you decide if a patent is right for your invention; the process by which patents are granted; and how to enforce your patent

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