The Basics of a Sole Proprietorship

Written by Jose Valdez


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Sole proprietorships can sue and be sued inrepparttar name ofrepparttar 143024 sole proprietor.

Advantages of a Sole Proprietorship

  • Sole proprietorships arerepparttar 143025 easiest and least expensive form of business to set up and maintain
  • The sole proprietor owns all assets and profits that are generated byrepparttar 143026 business
  • Profits fromrepparttar 143027 business are reported onrepparttar 143028 sole proprietor's personal tax return
  • A sole proprietorship is easy to dissolve is desired

Dis-Advantages of a Sole Proprietorship

  • A sole proprietor is completely responsible for all ofrepparttar 143029 business's debts and responsibilities. Both personal and business assets are at risk
  • A sole proprietor may have a more difficult time raising fund
  • Hiring and retaining higher quality employees can be more difficult
  • Some employee benefits are not directly deductible from business income

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Content Management: Wise Investment for Business Prosperity

Written by Alex Polonski


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  1. Design templates (it’s an HTML version of website’s design along with proper code for interactive elements).
  2. Adjustable modules (those are independent programs (polls, forums, newslines etc.) integrated intorepparttar CMS; they have their own graphical interface for adjustment).
  3. Content (it’srepparttar 143009 texts and graphics individual for each particular page).

Through variation of those three elements withrepparttar 143010 CMS’s graphical shell any average user can develop a dynamic website in several simple steps.

There is a good article about it atrepparttar 143011 Xitex WebContent M1 website: http://webcontent-m1.com/m1/en/product/develop_dynamic_website

Who can benefit

Although there are several thousands of different content management systems,repparttar 143012 market is still growing. And it will be growing as long as people develop new websites. The solutions that are currently present vary from freebies to systems withrepparttar 143013 cost of up to several thousands of U.S. Dollars. They are either simple, or too complicated. They are either for SMEs or for huge corporations. They can be used forrepparttar 143014 website management only, or they can be enhanced with facilities to serve as workflow and document repository systems.

Whatever CMS it will be, it will be beneficial for both parties:

  1. Customer that needs a dynamic website.
  2. Web Development Company that develops this website.

The reason for that benefit is common – when you use CMS for web developmentrepparttar 143015 operational costs for both development and maintenance are reduced drastically. That’s mainly because you should just adjust several preprogrammed modules that are already ready to be used. Then you makerepparttar 143016 layout and put those modules wherever they are to be. No programming – no additional expenses.

That’s obvious,repparttar 143017 most of websites have common functionality. Sorepparttar 143018 most of websites can be developed with a proper content management system. That is why, whether you are a company that is looking to a long life of its website, hence, its permanent maintenance, or you are a web development company that takes care about its customers’ satisfactionrepparttar 143019 investments in a content management technology should be your first step to reaprepparttar 143020 most beneficial result of your activities.



Alex Polonski is a Senior Sales Manager at XITEX Software Company, Ukraine. The company works in offshore software development market since 1999 and has a fair expertise in J2EE and .NET technologies. Among company's own-developed and marketed solutions, one can see a J2EE content management system, Xitex WebContent M1.


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