Eles Clothing Supplier of ex-chainstore high street fashions
Tuesday, 27 November 2012
Monday, 26 November 2012
Fabulous Range of Wholesale Garments!!!
Amazing Wholesale Bargains !!! Have a look at: www.elesclothing.co.uk
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Keep your business in profit !!!
The establishment of a business within the UK is a decision that must be considered extensively in order to ensure that the aspiring business entrepreneur minimizes the degree of risk of failure that they are ultimately exposed to. Before a business can be competently founded within the UK, the entrepreneur must ensure that they have carefully reviewed each of the different forms of incorporation that exist and then from there: make a final decision.
The purpose of this article is to consider the relative benefits and drawbacks associated with the reliance upon the sole trader business model and the limited company business model. Please note that this article is intended to provide factual information in as neutral and objective a manner as possible and so it is up to the reader as to which of the two alternatives they feel is most suitable and appropriate for their business.
Definition of a sole trader business entity
In essence, as the name would suggest, a sole trader is a business entity whereby the legal personality of both the business owner and the business entity itself are one and one the same. What this means in practical terms is that the so called “veil of incorporation” (whereby the debts and assets of both the company and the company officers such as the managing director etc.) does not exist.
One of the cornerstone characteristics of a sole trader business entity is that there can only ever be a maximum of one person who has full and absolute control, power and authority over the manner in which the company is controlled and managed.
Benefits and advantages of a sole trader business entity
The establishment of a sole trader business entity is significantly more streamlined and straightforward than the founding of a limited company; meaning that there is a higher degree of accessibility associated with the establishment of a sole trader business entity. In essence then, a sole trader business entity can be competently established by anyone and everyone.
With a sole trader business entity, the business proprietor will be able to enjoy full rights to the profits that they earn, and so will not have the value of their profit margins diluted by virtue of dividends which are payable to shareholders.
Sole trader business entities are not legally bound to disclose salient information within the public realm, meaning that this form of business enterprise will provide the business owner with a higher degree of privacy.
Because a sole trader business entity does not make use of, or provide, shares this means that there is no shareholders which the business proprietor will be held accountable to. As such, this guarantees the highest degree of autonomy and personal freedom for the business owner.
Sole trader business models also enjoy a significantly more reduced and streamlined tax return requirement on an annual basis. For especially small-scale sole trader business entities, the completion and subsequent submission of a self-assessment tax revenue form to Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will suffice.
Drawbacks associated with the sole trader business entity
In theory, a sole trader business entity is far more accessible than other forms of companies. However, the actual sources of financing and the acquisition of the necessary start-up capital to establish the business is very limited indeed, and even where the business proprietor is able to acquire such funds, they will face high interest rates.
In the event that the sole trader business entity is not able to settle its outstanding financial obligations to existing creditors, the unpaid creditors can legally pursue the business owner for the recovery of the outstanding balance that still remains delinquent.
The credit rating of the sole trader will be taken into consideration and so this has the potential to adversely and detrimentally affect the price they pay for supplies as well as the options for financing.
Definition of a limited company
A limited company is a form of business entity which will have a business owner and be controlled by shareholders who will be legally entitled to receive an annual dividend from the company dependent upon the performance of the company. One of the most defining features of a limited company is the fact that it enjoys what is known in legal parlance as limited liability, meaning that even if the business itself is bankrupt, creditors cannot competently raise a legal action against the company officers.
Benefits and advantages of a limited company
One of the biggest challenges faced by young and newly-established businesses is the difficulty of raising finance and capital to fund expansion and purchase essential assets. With a limited company, the company will be able to raise additional funds by issuing shares, thereby ensuring that they do not have to acquire money through loans which will have stringent conditions attached to them.
The issuing of shares means that the company will be able to raise cash in a relatively short period of time allowing for a speedy cash injection when the company needs it. When the profits of the company have improved, the company can then proceed to buy back issued shares to drive up the share price, and ensure that the profit margin is not as heavily diluted.
Drawbacks of a limited company
The issuing of shares means that the company will then be required to hold an annual shareholder meeting, and be answerable as well as accountable to the shareholders.
There is a significantly lesser degree of privacy associated with limited companies, and the reason for this is primary rooted in the fact that the company officers will be required to lodge salient information with the Companies House in the UK. This means that pertinent information concerning the business such as profit margins and losses will be visible to the general public as well as competitors. This information can give competitors a tactical advantage over their trading rivals, and pave the way for greenmailing.
The complexity of a limited company means that in order to ensure that the company acts in full accordance with the law, a professional accountancy service must be utilised.
As can be plainly seen from the material thus far, both of these two separate and distinct business models have their own advantages and drawbacks associated with them. It is only the business entrepreneur who wishes to break into the corporate world who will ever be able to truly ascertain which of the two aforementioned models is best suited for their needs.
www.elesclothing.co.uk and www.elesplusclothing.co.uk
Always keeping our trade price wholesale businesses in profit !!!
The purpose of this article is to consider the relative benefits and drawbacks associated with the reliance upon the sole trader business model and the limited company business model. Please note that this article is intended to provide factual information in as neutral and objective a manner as possible and so it is up to the reader as to which of the two alternatives they feel is most suitable and appropriate for their business.
Definition of a sole trader business entity
In essence, as the name would suggest, a sole trader is a business entity whereby the legal personality of both the business owner and the business entity itself are one and one the same. What this means in practical terms is that the so called “veil of incorporation” (whereby the debts and assets of both the company and the company officers such as the managing director etc.) does not exist.
One of the cornerstone characteristics of a sole trader business entity is that there can only ever be a maximum of one person who has full and absolute control, power and authority over the manner in which the company is controlled and managed.
Benefits and advantages of a sole trader business entity
The establishment of a sole trader business entity is significantly more streamlined and straightforward than the founding of a limited company; meaning that there is a higher degree of accessibility associated with the establishment of a sole trader business entity. In essence then, a sole trader business entity can be competently established by anyone and everyone.
With a sole trader business entity, the business proprietor will be able to enjoy full rights to the profits that they earn, and so will not have the value of their profit margins diluted by virtue of dividends which are payable to shareholders.
Sole trader business entities are not legally bound to disclose salient information within the public realm, meaning that this form of business enterprise will provide the business owner with a higher degree of privacy.
Because a sole trader business entity does not make use of, or provide, shares this means that there is no shareholders which the business proprietor will be held accountable to. As such, this guarantees the highest degree of autonomy and personal freedom for the business owner.
Sole trader business models also enjoy a significantly more reduced and streamlined tax return requirement on an annual basis. For especially small-scale sole trader business entities, the completion and subsequent submission of a self-assessment tax revenue form to Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs (HMRC) will suffice.
Drawbacks associated with the sole trader business entity
In theory, a sole trader business entity is far more accessible than other forms of companies. However, the actual sources of financing and the acquisition of the necessary start-up capital to establish the business is very limited indeed, and even where the business proprietor is able to acquire such funds, they will face high interest rates.
In the event that the sole trader business entity is not able to settle its outstanding financial obligations to existing creditors, the unpaid creditors can legally pursue the business owner for the recovery of the outstanding balance that still remains delinquent.
The credit rating of the sole trader will be taken into consideration and so this has the potential to adversely and detrimentally affect the price they pay for supplies as well as the options for financing.
Definition of a limited company
A limited company is a form of business entity which will have a business owner and be controlled by shareholders who will be legally entitled to receive an annual dividend from the company dependent upon the performance of the company. One of the most defining features of a limited company is the fact that it enjoys what is known in legal parlance as limited liability, meaning that even if the business itself is bankrupt, creditors cannot competently raise a legal action against the company officers.
Benefits and advantages of a limited company
One of the biggest challenges faced by young and newly-established businesses is the difficulty of raising finance and capital to fund expansion and purchase essential assets. With a limited company, the company will be able to raise additional funds by issuing shares, thereby ensuring that they do not have to acquire money through loans which will have stringent conditions attached to them.
The issuing of shares means that the company will be able to raise cash in a relatively short period of time allowing for a speedy cash injection when the company needs it. When the profits of the company have improved, the company can then proceed to buy back issued shares to drive up the share price, and ensure that the profit margin is not as heavily diluted.
Drawbacks of a limited company
The issuing of shares means that the company will then be required to hold an annual shareholder meeting, and be answerable as well as accountable to the shareholders.
There is a significantly lesser degree of privacy associated with limited companies, and the reason for this is primary rooted in the fact that the company officers will be required to lodge salient information with the Companies House in the UK. This means that pertinent information concerning the business such as profit margins and losses will be visible to the general public as well as competitors. This information can give competitors a tactical advantage over their trading rivals, and pave the way for greenmailing.
The complexity of a limited company means that in order to ensure that the company acts in full accordance with the law, a professional accountancy service must be utilised.
As can be plainly seen from the material thus far, both of these two separate and distinct business models have their own advantages and drawbacks associated with them. It is only the business entrepreneur who wishes to break into the corporate world who will ever be able to truly ascertain which of the two aforementioned models is best suited for their needs.
www.elesclothing.co.uk and www.elesplusclothing.co.uk
Always keeping our trade price wholesale businesses in profit !!!
Friday, 23 November 2012
Customer about Elesclothing !!!
"I have been buying from Eles for the past 18mths. I always find the girls extremely helpful.
I frequently visit Eles and am always made to feel welcome.
The quality of all the lines I have purchased has been fantastic. Great prices! Great size ratios.
Anytime I have have a odd faulty garment, a replacement has been given.
I would recommend Eles as a fashion wholesaler to anyone."
Hope ,Derby
I frequently visit Eles and am always made to feel welcome.
The quality of all the lines I have purchased has been fantastic. Great prices! Great size ratios.
Anytime I have have a odd faulty garment, a replacement has been given.
I would recommend Eles as a fashion wholesaler to anyone."
Hope ,Derby
Thursday, 22 November 2012
Amazing Wholesale Clothing @ Discounted Prices!!
Fabulous Wholesale Bargains Have a look at: www.elesclothing.co.uk
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Why Monday 26th November is one of the most important dates for online sellers???
Why
Monday 26th November is one of the most important dates for online sellers???
Make
sure you read this email to find out how you can profit!!!
On
the 26th November, there will only be 29 shopping days left until ‘C’ day and
even fewer shopping days left for ordering gifts online for guaranteed
Christmas delivery.
Gasp!
How did that happen – it’s all come around so quickly -
and it’s around this time of year that a great phenomenon happens!
This
phenomenon is definitely linked to the fact that everyone receives what is
usually their final pay packet before Christmas –
and that means it’s one big mad dash to spend our hard-earned coffers on
Christmas presents for our loved ones!
And
for a lot of people wanting to avoid the mad rush and long queues in the shops
the alternative is to simply take advantage of the relative ease of wholesale
shopping online.
Over
the next few weeks millions of pounds will be spent by millions of people
online as pretty much everyone starts thinking about gifts, food, drink,
decorations, new outfits, cards and parties.
And that’s why this piece of information is
very important….
Look
out…‘Cyber Monday’ is coming…
But
first things first! Before ‘Cyber Monday’ can happen, we have to have ‘Black
Friday’.
What’s
‘Black Friday?’
Black
Friday actually originates from the United States and is now a very
popular yearly retail promotion on the UK Amazon site - and has been since
2010. It always falls on the day following Thanksgiving Day in the US, which is
traditionally the start of the Christmas shopping season and is a day when
retailers offer huge discounts for limited periods only.
This
year Amazon’s Black Friday deals will run for a whole week from Monday 19th November
through to Sunday 25th November. So firstly there’s a good chance that you can
snap up some bargains yourself during that week –
either as Christmas gifts for friends and family, or just to indulge yourself.
Ok,
but what’s ‘Cyber Monday?’
‘Cyber
Monday’ is a marketing term for the Monday immediately following ‘Black
Friday’, so this year ‘Cyber Monday’ falls on Monday 26th November!
It
was actually created by companies in order to persuade people to shop online
and was first heard of back in 2005 when shop.org issued a press release
entitled "'Cyber Monday' Quickly Becoming One of the Biggest Online
Shopping Days of the Year".
And…it
stuck!
It
seems to be the day when everyone has a massive panic and realises that the big
day is fast approaching and not one present has been purchased! So internet
sales rocket and that’s why this day is known as ‘Cyber Monday’ or
alternatively I have also heard it referred to as ‘Manic Monday’.
You
need to act now to get in on the online action NOW Look at our site www.elesclothing.co.uk
So,
as Monday 26th November is just 10 days away, you absolutely must get cracking
if you want your products to be visible online on what is predicted to be one
of the busiest shopping days of 2012 (along with ‘Super Sunday’ which follows
just 6 days later on December 2nd!)
I
have sold for the last 8 years online during the festive period and the
predicted dates in previous years have always been right –
so I strongly believe it is worth the time to prepare for these spikes in
potential sales.
With
this in mind, I want to give you some tips for maximising your Christmas sales
online so that you can get your products listed right now –
either on eBay, Amazon or on your own website and grab some of those buyers
that will be heading in your direction in a few days time. Besides, if nothing
else, this could be the incentive you need to take action!
Nine
Ways to Maximise your Christmas Sales
If
you are selling on eBay and using the ‘Auction’ format, try and add a few
additional listings to run alongside your usual ones but at different ending
times. This will ensure that your items are reaching the top of the search
results throughout the whole day continuously and you will gain some vital
extra visibility.
Wherever
you are selling, double check your keywords and make sure they are absolutely
relevant to your product. If buyers can’t find your items either through an
eBay search or a search engine search like Google, then you won’t make any
sales.
Make
sure you appeal to ALL potential customers. Use eBay’s auction listings for
bargain hunters and Buy It Now’s for those who are in a rush and haven’t the
time to wait for an auction to end. Use Amazon to mop up those customers who
are loyal to one site only and use your own website if you want to offer an
extra service such as ‘Gift Wrapping’. Believe me, in the run up to Christmas,
people are impatient so you need to cover all bases!
Add
a few lines to the description of your item hinting that your product is the
‘perfect gift’. This can be implemented for most products with a bit of
creativity and will subconsciously play on your potential buyers minds making
them more likely to purchase.
Remember
to keep your stock up to date. If you are selling on eBay top up the number of
items available on your Buy It Now listings. If you have the stock but haven’t
increased your inventory on your listings and the stock number on your listings
runs out then your listings will end and you will lose your best match position
– not a good thing to happen at this time of year
especially!
Consider
adding a ‘Best Offer’ facility to your eBay Buy It Now listings, then automate
the Accept/Decline Offer’ option to remain competitive and to pick up those
extra sales from people who don’t want to pay the full price.
If
you have an eBay shop, use ‘Markdown Manager’ to offer seasonal discounts or
limited offers to buyers.
Buyers
adore fast dispatch and shipping so consider offering a Royal Mail Special
Delivery service as an option to buyers or for larger items use a 24 hour or 48
hour courier just for the Christmas period. You can make a song and dance about
this on your listing, which will make you look good and entice more sales!
If
possible, make sure you answer questions from potential buyers promptly via
eBay messages – this could be the difference between
a sale and a ‘no sale’ especially on the run up to Christmas when there is
plenty of choice from sellers.
So,
if you haven’t listed anything online yet then this could be the incentive you
need to get started and if you are already up and running then take these
points in to account to ensure you get the most out of the festive season –
especially Cyber Monday and Super Sunday.
Wholesale
selling tips from www.elesclothing.co.uk
and
Cheap
price wholesale stock for retailers !!!
Wednesday, 21 November 2012
Wholesale New Lines @ Amazing Discounted Prices In Today....Also afew Special Purchases!!
Get ready for upcomming party season!!!Have a look at: www.elesclothing.co.uk
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