How to open a service company

Business services is one of the most promising activities in our country. As a rule, it is characterized by high profitability and low investment. To open a service company, you have to take a few steps.

You will need

presence of legal form; tax registration; rented office space; seed capital

Instruction manual

1

A service firm, as a type of business, has two important characteristics.

• Firstly, in order to enter the services market most often requires a relatively small amount of capital.

• Secondly, the official component of organizing such a business is quite simple. However, this all applies to the outside of the business. On the inside, in order to open a service company, more often than, say, in the same trade, a certain know-how or intellectual component of the owner is required. This, in fact, is the essence of the business, which differs depending on the type of activity. It can be expressed in the provision of copyright, individual services, and in the need, for example, to conclude several dozen contracts with contractors.

2

Most often, such a business is located in a rented office, where several employees work at computers. But before you open a service company, think about it, perhaps it makes sense for the first time to work without any office at all. In this case, get a cell phone with a city number, which you can give in advertisements. Thus, you save your own mobility and unnecessary financial resources. Unless, of course, your type of service allows for such an approach (for example, it will not work for a realtor business).

3

To open a service company, any legal form is suitable. Most often, IP and LLC are used for these purposes. From the point of view of doing business, there will be no difference between them. Is it possible to organize an LLC a little more expensive and longer. Although, if your business involves serious turnover, it is better to stop at LLC. Choosing a tax system, you are likely to focus on the simplified tax system with a payment of 6% of the income received. Many service firms work precisely on it, which is understandable: regardless of the type of activity, 6% of the officially received revenue is subject to payment to the budget. However, there is no need to collect documents to confirm expenses.