Start-Up Advice

Getting a good understanding of the whats, wheres, hows, whens and whos is just as important as anything else in the early days of a new business venture. And relying on what a guy at the pub said won’t carry much weight if things go wrong.

There are many areas that can be confusing or even just need some clarity including:

  • the legal status of your business – should you be a sole trader, partnership or a company
  • how to purchase those key assets – should you take hire purchase or contract hire
  • how to obtain finance – will a lender consider me as a new business
  • how to register and pay taxes – this is wholly dependent on your legal status

Furthermore, putting your thoughts into a business plan can give you something to monitor as you progress and is also regarded highly by banks and other key stakeholders.

Get off on the right foot by taking advice from the offset. WatsonCo Ltd has helped many fledgling businesses from the idea stage through to becoming a fully operational organisation.