Effective Tips on Setting up and Running a Sole Trading Business

>> Monday, October 1, 2012


Sole trading business is a familiar term among the business persons. This refers to a business which is being run by one person. This does not mean one worker in the company. It merely refers to a business which is controlled by one person. It is the fastest way of setting up a business. It does require much paperwork like other mode of businesses. You are not required to pay registration fee for this type of business either.


Anyone may set up as a sole trader. However, there are types of work which require getting licence or permit from the authority. It is also important that you get your company registered after three months of starting the business. In case, you fail to do so, you may have to pay the penalty.

Those who want to run the business from their homes may need to pay the business rates. This rate is for the part of the home which you use for the purpose of business. However, if you use that part of home for some other residential purposes, you may not have to pay the rate. In case, you operate your business from home and require some renovation for the similar purpose, you may have to pay for the planning permission.

It is not difficult to register as a sole trader. If you want to be a self employed person, you are required to register for income tax and national insurance. This task can be performed either telephone also. You can sign up online also. This is a quick way of registering your company.

Registering before in the advance is not possible. However, it is essential that you inform HM Revenue & Customs. At the time of registration, you are required to provide some valid information like name, address, birth certificate, email address, business address and many other essential details.

A sole trader requires filling up a self estimated tax return to HMRC. This is nothing but filling up a tax return form. This can be done online. In case this is your first tax return, you are required to fill in a registration form.

The Irish company register law requires you to register for VAT. For this also, you need to contact the HMRC. Registering for VAT requires filling up more than one form. A financial record maintaining system is required to handle the business properly. Business records as well as VAT records are required to be kept for the proper maintenance of business.  

Daniel Smith is a professional writer. In this article he has given idea on business, in particular set up as a sole trader. The author is solely responsible for the views and images provided in the article.
          



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