What are some great things to sell at a bake sale.? -

Im hosting a bake sale to benefit a children s hospital. im going to take the profits and but gifts for the unfortunate children. i need baked goods that will sell so i can get more toys. nothing to complicated so i will have time for everything. please help the children everyone deserves a holiday gift.

You might want to use and advertise that your baked goods are sugar free. With the concern about diabetes that might work, Splenda makes both regular and brown sugar.I use and can t tell the difference. Of couse you will have to watch that the other ingrediants you use are also sugar free.

baked goods? nothing to complicated ? so buy sum cakes at the bakery and sell them for a profit! DUH - help the children by doing some of the work yourself!

Everyone loves things like brownies, cookies or cupcakes... Easy to make and pretty good profit margin... Good luck.

What is a is a code of practice and is it a legal requirement? -

No it is not. It s just a guide to how business s and Landlords should act reasonably, but sadly most of them ignore it.

I want to buy 15 workstation cps for business which are best? -

I have to give a presentation on the merits of three different computer for Business. I have convince my boss one is better than the others. How do I go about doing that?

In my experience - Dell PCs hold up a lot better than Toshiba in the workplace - we ve been using primarily dell for 6+ yrs and 95+% of the desktop units that are 6+ yrs old are still working -Dell laptops are more durable than other brands also - always get a 3 yr extended warranty plan with any business computer

What insurance or tax is needed to be paid for an online shop? -

I am just setting up a online retail store for ladies lingerie, orders will be posted from my home address initially - do I need insurance and do I need to pay capital gains tax? Does anybody know of anything else hidden that I may have missed?

Not Capital Gains, but you need to register at http://www.hmrc.gov.uk for self assessment. If your income is high enough, you will pay Schedule D tax, and Class 4 National Insurance. Anyone self-employed also needs to pay Class 2 National Insurance.

why would you need to pay capital gains tax? You will certainly have to pay income tax though. you need to decide what legal structure to be - are you going to be a limited company or just a sole trader? you need to register your new status with your tax office and start keeping accurate records of your income and business-related expenditure, so it is easy to do the first tax return in due course. Not sure about insurance - I would have thought you might need public liability insurance? You would also need to tell your home insurance company and maybe pay extra for running a business from home. You will also need to tell the council and they might charge you business rates.

You need to register with HM Revenue Customs as self employed, and if your turnover is in excess of ��68k you need to register for VAT.Capital Gains Tax is due when you make a gain on the sale of an asset; it isn t a tax on the profits of a business.You probably need Product Liability Insurance - see attached link.

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