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General

  • Work and production
  • CV and examples
  • Portfolio and presentation
  • Contacts and networking

tangible finished work has been far more useful than my portfolio or CV and promises of skills I might have. That and contacts. Contacts are cool, but that comes from getting your shit out there in the first place. What are you actually going to be arting? (Like jewelry, paintings, novelty sex toys, etc etc)

Setup

Business plan

Sole Trader

Limited Company

You must set up the company with Companies House and let HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) know when the company starts business activities.

Every financial year, the company must:

  • put together statutory accounts
  • send Companies House an annual return
  • send HMRC a Company Tax Return

The company must register for VAT if you expect its takings to be more than £77,000 a year.

If you’re a director of a limited company, you must:

  • fill in a Self Assessment tax return every year
  • pay tax and National Insurance through the PAYE system if the company pays you a salary

Social Enterprise

Corporate

Work

Freelancing

Contracting

  • PCG (Professional Contractors Group)

Consulting

Proposals

Examples

Legal

Contracts

Licencing

Data Protection

See also Security

Terms and conditions

"Your business website must include your address and contact details, privacy policy, terms and conditions, exchange and refund policy, quality commitment and information about delivery and payment. Stock availability and pricing should be kept up to date and you must state how much VAT and post and packaging is payable per item." [3]

Trading standards

Postage and packaging

See Delivery

Sales




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Networking

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