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  • Advertise on this website
    Place your text ad on this page for only € 25.00 a year

    NL: MCI Informatie op Maat
  • Employers
    EU: EURES The European Job Mobility Portal
  • Industrial Relations in Europe 2006
    The 2006 version of the bi-annual report outlines industrial relations trends at the national level (social partners as membership organisations, the interaction between collective bargaining and labour law, workplace representation) and at European level (European Social Dialogue, European labour law). Finally, it discusses trends in the labour market and the contribution of social dialogue to economic performance. The report is only available in English. Other language versions of the executive summary will follow (Pdf)

    EU: European Commission
  • Personal Tax: Cross-border workers
    EU: European Commission
  • Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities: Index
    EU: European Commission
  • Start a business - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Start a business - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Start a business: Companies legal structure - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Buy a business - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Buy a business - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Sell your business - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Sell your business - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Close your business - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Insolvency and Bankruptcy - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Funding opportunities - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Useful Links & Addresses: Funding opportunities - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Funding opportunities - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Useful Links & Addresses: Funding opportunities - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Taxation - European Union
    This page gives you all the information you need on corporate taxation. The related subjects above explain the difference between direct and indirect taxation and give more precise details on general taxation, VAT, income tax, measures to prevent double taxation of repatriated profits, and customs duties

    EU: Your Europe
  • Taxation - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Useful Links & Addresses: Taxation - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Accounting - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Human resources - European Union
    This page gives you information on the main human resources related issues. The related subjects above explain EU rules on employment, social security and workers’ freedom of movement. You can also find practical tips on how to enforce your rights under EU law if you have any difficulty doing so (remedies)

    EU: Your Europe
  • Human resources - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Research and development - European Union
    Economic growth and competitiveness among EU businesses are closely linked to research and technological development activities (RDT), notably in some key fields (such as nanotechnologies) and particular technological sectors (such as aeronautics). For this reason the EU urges Member States to invest in research and to target raising the average level of research spending to 3% of GDP by 2010 (compared with a current figure of 1.9%)

    EU: Your Europe
  • Research and development - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Standards and labels - European Union
    Technical harmonisation is one of the key stages in completing the internal market for goods. By harmonising certain product specifications, the EU dismantles trade barriers between Member States. Goods complying with the required standards can move freely within the internal market. This offers businesses EU-wide market access, simplifies procedures and cuts costs while ensuring technical interoperability and a high standard of safety

    EU: Your Europe
  • Standards and labels - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Industry and trade regulations - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Industry and trade regulations - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Useful Links & Addresses: Industry and trade regulations - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Useful Links & Addresses: Market information - United Kingdom
    EU: Your Europe
  • Intellectual property - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Public procurement - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Useful Links & Addresses: Public procurement - European Union
    EU: Your Europe
  • Public procurement - Vereinigtes Königreich
    EU: Your Europe
  • Useful Links & Addresses: Public procurement - Vereinigtes Königreich
    EU: Your Europe
  • Entreprises (in dutch and in french)
    BE: Portail Féréral Belgique
  • Conseil Central de l'Economie (in dutch and in french)
    BE: Portail Féréral Belgique
  • Bienvenue sur le Portail du Service Public Fédéral FINANCES (in dutch and in french)
    BE: Portail du Service Public Fédéral Finances Belgique
  • Businesses: Starting a business (starter procedures), Belgian laws, European and International Regulations, Miscellaneous
    BE: Federal Public Service Economy, SMEs, Self-employed and Energy
  • Businesses: Taxation (in dutch and in french)
    BE: Federal Public Service Economy, SMEs, Self-employed and Energy
  • Businesses: Social Security (in dutch and in french)
    BE: Federal Public Service Economy, SMEs, Self-employed and Energy
  • Federal Public Service Economy, SMEs, Self-employed and Energy
    BE: Federal Public Service Economy, SMEs, Self-employed and Energy
  • Direction générale Statistique et Information économique (in dutch and in french, the English version is still limited)
    BE: FPS Economy - Directorate-general Statistics and Economic Information
  • The Short-Term Indicators Portal
    BE: FPS Economy - Directorate-general Statistics and Economic Information
  • Statistiques - économie et finances (in dutch and in french)
    FPS Economy - Directorate-general Statistics and Economic Information
  • Invest in Belgium
    BE: FPS Economy, S.M.Es, Self-employed and Energy
  • Working in Belgium: Limosa
    Are you a foreign company, organisation or self-employed person and do you wish to employ someone in Belgium? Or do you wish to establish yourself in Belgium in order to pursue a temporary or partial activity as a self-employed person? Then you must first meet a number of basic conditions
    On this site, we are building a unique portal, which will considerably simplify your administrative obligations

    BE: Limosa
  • RVA: Fonds sluiting ondernemingen FSO (in dutch)
    BE: NEO - National employment office
  • Startersservice: Je wil starten als zelfstandig ondernemer? Wij weten waar je aan begint (in dutch)
    BE: UNIZO: Unie van Zelfstandige Ondernemers
  • UNIZO: Er zijn weinig facetten in de samenleving waarmee ondernemers en dus UNIZO niet te maken krijgen. Daarom is onze ondernemersorganisatie op heel veel fronten dag aan dag actief. Van fiscaliteit tot milieu, van handelspraktijken tot energie, van ruimtelijke ordening tot mobiliteit (in dutch)
    BE: UNIZO: Unie van Zelfstandige Ondernemers
  • Voka is het Vlaams netwerk van ondernemingen, gevormd door Voka - Vlaams Economisch Verbond en Voka - Kamers van Koophandel (in dutch)
    BE: Voka: Vlaams Economisch Verbond
  • CEN: European Committee for Standardisation
    The European Committee for Standardization, was founded in 1961 by the national standards bodies in the European Economic Community and EFTA countries.
    Now CEN is contributing to the objectives of the European Union and European Economic Area with voluntary technical standards which promote free trade, the safety of workers and consumers, interoperability of networks, environmental protection, exploitation of research and development programmes, and public procurement

    INT: CEN
  • ISO: International Organisation for Standardization
    INT: ISO
  • Tax in England: Tax-exempt and taxable income
    This information applies to England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland

    UK: Adviceguide: Citizens Advice Bureau
  • BSI Group: British Standards Institute
    The Group provides: independent certification of management systems and products; product testing services; the development of private, national and international standards; performance management software solutions; management systems training and information on standards and international trade

    UK: British Standards Institute
  • UK Business Directory
    Online UK business directory offering a business directory with free listings to UK businesses and companies in exchange for a link from your company website linking to the UK business directory. There are no costs or hidden fees

    UK: UK Business Directory
  • Becoming an employer for the first time
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Beginner's guide to tax and accounts
    If you've started a new business, or are thinking about starting a business, this interactive tool may be able to help

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Business planing
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Business rates
    Business rates and other organisations that occupy non-domestic premises pay non-domestic rates, often called business rates, to help fund local services provided by local authorities, eg police and firefighting

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Buying a business
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Change an employee's terms of employment
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Considering starting up?
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Corporation tax: the basics
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Employing young people
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • The employment contract
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • The employment contract
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Employment status
    There are five categories of employment recognised by the law and the tax system. A person could be classed as self-employed person, a worker, an employee, a director or a contractor

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Employment status of company directors
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Environmental measures to save money
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Finance and grants
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Financial planing
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Get ready to sell
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Grants: the basics
    What kind of grants are available?

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Handling employment tribunal claims
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Income tax
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Innovation, research and development grants
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Legal structures: the basics
    To put your business on a proper footing with HM Revenue & Customs and other authorities, you need to make sure that it has the right legal structure

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Make a job offer and pre-employment checks
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • The official UK Statistics
    Britain's economy, population and society at national and local level. Summaries and detailed data releases are published free of charge

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Overview of selling to government, where to find out about contracts
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • PAYE and National Insurance
    PAYE (Pay As You Earn) is the HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) system for collecting income tax from the pay of employees, including directors, as they earn it

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Protecting your business and ideas
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Reduce the risk of employment tribunal claims
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • SBRI: Small Business Research Initiative
    SBRI is an initiative, managed by the Small Business Service (SBS), designed to help SMEs gain greater access to publicly funded Research and Development (R&D) contracts

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Selling or closing your business
    This guide will point out the tax implications of selling or closing your business

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Set up and register a limited company (private or public)
    Before your business can begin operating as a limited company, is has to be registered with the Registrar of Companies - Companies House. Incorporation is the process by which a new or existing business is converted into a corporate body

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Set up and register a partnership
    This guide looks at the requirements that ordinairy partnerships and limited partnerships have to meet

    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Sustainable-development: Advice & support for business
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • Taxes, records and returns - getting started
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • VAT: Value Added Tax
    UK: Business Link United Kingdom
  • CBI: Confederation of British Industry
    The CBI's mission is to help create and sustain the conditions in which businesses in the United Kingdom can compete and prosper for the benefit of all

    UK: CBI United Kingdom
  • The Companies House
    The main functions of Companies House are to: incorporate and dissolve limited companies; examine and store company information delivered under the Companies Act and related legislation; and make this information available to the public

    UK: The Companies House
  • Department of Trade & Industry United Kingdom: Site Index
    UK: Department of Trade & Industry United Kingdom
  • Employment Matters - Introduction
    Guided by the principles of flexibility and partnership, our aim is to improve the quality of working life for individuals, and create the conditions for business success

    UK: Department of Trade & Industry United Kingdom
  • Standards & Technical Regulations
    NSSF: National Standardization Strategic Framework

    UK: Department of Trade & Industry United Kingdom
  • Business and industry
    These pages tell you how to comply with environmental regulations and improve your environmental performance

    UK: Environment Agency United Kingdom
  • HM Revenue & Customs: Businesses & Corporations
    UK: HM Revenue & Customs
  • Intellectual Property explained
    Welcome to the Government-backed home of UK Intellectual Property on the Internet. We hope to bring you all the answers to your questions and all the resources you need to find your way through the IP jungle of Copyright, Designs, Patents and Trade Marks

    UK: Intellectual Property United Kingdom
  • Welcome to London 2012's business centre
    This is where you can find all the latest official information about how your business can play a part in London 2012. Everything from procurement policy to tender opportunities will appear here

    UK: London 2012's business centre
  • NISRA: Welcome to the website of the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency [NISRA], an Executive Agency within the Department of Finance and Personnel
    UK: Northern Ireland Statistics & Research Agency
  • The Government Procurement Code of Good Practice. PDF-File
    UK: OGC: Office of Gorvernment Commerce United Kingdom
  • Procurement
    The public sector can save lots of money by improving how they buy goods and services. OGC supports this by encouraging new ways of working, advising on procurement regulations, building supplier relations and opening up government markets to competition

    UK: OGC: Office of Gorvernment Commerce United Kingdom
  • Statistics from Small Business Services Analytical Unit
    UK: Small Business Service United Kingdom
  • Trade Association Forum
    We aim to assist buyers, government departments, researchers, the public and other enquirers wishing to access information about UK trade associations and business sectors

    UK: Trade Association Forum
  • UK Trade & Investment Services
    Grow your international business in the UK

    UK: UK Trade & Investment Services
  • Trading Standards for Business
    From here you can find information that may be of use to your business

    UK: Trading Standards TS Central
  • The United Kingdom Accreditation Service
    The sole national accreditation body recognised by government to assess, against internationally agreed standards, organisations that provide certification, testing, inspection and calibration services

    UK: UKAS: The United Kingdom Accreditation Service