Steps in Starting a Business-FINALLY

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4. WOULD YOU NEED A PERMIT OR LICENSE TO OPERATE?
Depending on your country and location, you may require a permit or license from a government establishment to operate. What are the requirements and standards for approval? Would you need to have specific equipment or tools? Is there a standard qualification you must obtain to be eligible for a permit? You must know these requirements in advance and take the necessary steps to ensure you get the approval you need to open your doors to the public for business.

5. YOU NEED TO USE THE RIGHT EQUIPMENT/PERSONNEL
The size and quality of your equipment/personnel will depend on how much output for the market and the amount of start-up capital you have. It’s very important that you don’t spend too much on equipment at the beginning of any business. Look out for any good quality, pre-owned (second hand) equipment you can find at a bargain price.

Yours Sincerely,

Emmanuel Idenyi-Shaibu ICEN, NIMN

The Millennium Entrepreneur

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