What to consider at the time of acquiring a tax exemption

10 March 2009 - 17:21

Before buying a tax exemption, we must make sure that this business has good possibilities of success, for it, we must successfully obtain all the possible information on the tax exemption, for example, making contact with enemy with the owners of other businesses franchise-holders, and consulting to them, for example, if they have had some disadvantage with the tax exemption.

Some factors that we must take into account at the time of deciding to us to acquire some tax exemption are:

• the cost of investment, and the exemptions to pay.
• the popularity and reputation of the tax exemption.
• the time that takes operating.
• the countries in which it operates.
• its financial stability.
• the frequency whereupon abren new branches.
• the number of branches that have closed or failure, and the reasons for it.
• the determination of the operation territory.

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Advantages and disadvantages to acquire a tax exemption

9 March 2009 - 17:27

To acquire a tax exemption can be a good alternative abrir a business, it gives the possibility us of mounting a business that has demonstrated to be successful, and that it counts on a mark that already is recognized by the public.

In addition, it gives the possibility of telling on manuals with procedures for his quick creation and development us, and of counting on the qualification and technical attendance of the company that grants the tax exemption (franquiciante).

Nevertheless, to acquire a tax exemption also presents/displays some disadvantages, in which is mainly the little possibility to implant new ideas, limiting the creativity that all entrepreneur would have to develop.

We see next which are the main advantages and disadvantages to acquire a tax exemption:

Advantages to acquire a tax exemption

• smaller risk than to begin a business from zero, and that even, that to acquire one already existing one; this having mainly to that when abrir a tax exemption, begins a business that already has demonstrated to be successful, and that it counts on a recognized mark.
• counting on manuals with procedures offered by the company that grants the tax exemption, that they allow to create and to let grow the business quickly.
• counting on the qualification and technical attendance of the franquiciante company.
• in order to initiate and to administer a tax exemption, it is not required of much specialization in some subjects of businesses, for example, in the creation and design of a new mark.
• not to have to spend time and money in designing and developing a new business.
• not to have to spend time and money in designing marketing strategies, and realizing the promotion and publicity.
• permanent support of a company or great organization and with experience.

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Definition of tax exemption

8 March 2009 - 14:13

Tax exemption is license, right or concession that grants person (or company) to another one, so that a product, service or trade name that it owns, in exchange for the payment of a sum of money can explode.

The tax exemption is granted through a contract, where that grants the tax exemption (franquiciante) commits a generally:

• to yield the license of the operation of a product, service or trade name.
• to offer own productive and commercial knowledge of the business.
• to offer to qualification and technical attendance.

And where who acquires the tax exemption (franchise-holder), a is committed generally:

• to pay an initial amount.
• periodically to pay a percentage of the sales.
• to respect the manuals (procedures and systems) established by the company that grants the tax exemption.
• to respect the designs and logos.
• to buy the equipment, machineries and provisions to the concessionary company or to that this one indicates.
• to preserve the good reputation or image of the mark.
• to be put under the permanent control of the concessionary company.
• to exert the tax exemption only in one determines region.
• not to yield or to sell the tax exemption to a third party.

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