Thursday, April 23, 2015

Checklist on Starting a New Business

Background work

Analyze your business idea by doing a SWOT analysis

Assess your strengths and weaknesses as an entrepreneur

Establish business and personal goals

Assess your financial resources and identify potential sources of funds

Identify the financial risks

Determine the start-up costs

Decide on your business location

Do a thorough market research

Identify your customers

Identify your competitors

Develop a marketing plan


Business transactions

Choose a form of organization (proprietorship, partnership, or corporation, for example)

Create your business (register your name, incorporate the business, etc.)

Prepare a business plan

Select a bank and set up a business checking account

Apply for business loans and grants (if applicable)

Establish a line of credit (if possible)


First steps

Prepare corporate brochures

Build a web site

Set-up corporate e-mail accounts

Get business cards

Obtain a lease

Line up suppliers (if applicable)

Get furniture and equipment

Obtain business licenses or permits (if applicable)

Choose a starting date

Prepare and deploy your communication/marketing strategy

Friday, February 6, 2015

Monday, September 1, 2014

National Holidays for 2015

Few Months more and there's no stopping 2015.  You still have enough time to plan where to go during the Holidays!

Here's the list of 2015 National Holidays!





source: http://gov.ph

Tuesday, July 22, 2014

Q: Whats the difference between a Regular Holiday and a Special non-working Holiday?

A. Among other things, the pay rules.  You may click the image to see in readable version.





source: http://gov.ph

Friday, August 2, 2013

August 9 declared a regular holiday


“Eid’l Fitr 

Muslim Church - Thailandsocial


Proclamation No. 629 series of 2013, signed by President Benigno Aquino III Thursday, named Eid’l Fitr (Feast of Ramadhan) “a regular holiday throughout the country.”
August 9 has been declared a holiday in the predominantly Catholic Philippines to “promote cultural understanding and integration,” the Palace said.  Read more


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