Stories tagged “Self Employment”.
Working for yourself in the UK usually means choosing between sole trader freelancing and running your own limited company. Here is how the…
Franchising sells a business-in-a-box, but the box comes with fees on turnover, tied suppliers and an exit that needs the franchisor's…
British law recognises three employment statuses rather than two, and the middle 'worker' tier — carrying minimum wage and holiday pay but…
The first year of a new business is cushioned by savings, goodwill and tax timing. The second year is when the real bills arrive.
A plain-English comparison of trading as a sole trader versus a limited company in the UK, covering tax, personal liability and admin so…
A franchise lets you run a business using an established brand and system in exchange for fees. Here is how franchising works, what it…
A side hustle can add income and skills, but the sensible way avoids burnout, debt and tax surprises. Here is how to start small, stay on…
A business partnership is a structure where two or more people run a business together and share its profits. This UK guide explains how…
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