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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.

Advantages of using family members as employees and directors include high levels of commitment, sense of shared values, and a long-term perspective.

Are you eligible to claim capital and incentive allowances for your business? Find out using this helpful information and guidance from HMRC

Answers to frequently asked questions on disciplining employees, including grounds for disciplinary action and what to do in specific circumstances.

Consumer Protection bans unfair commercial practices when dealing with consumers. Find out how to ensure you stay on the right side of the law.

Financial transactions can be full of jargon and technical language. Make sure you understand any credit agreement with this glossary.

It's essential to get adequate insurance cover for your business, so that if disaster strikes your business can recover.

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

There are specific rules for the collection and use of worker's health information. So what information can you collect and what can you use it for?

If a trademark is to be registered, whether a word, logo, shape, sound or smell, it must be represented graphically on the application form

Exiting your business may be sad, but it doesn't need to be stressful. Our guide to planning in advance how you want to exit and who will succeed you.