need to start a business with minimum investment in Mumbai-India?
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Open Vada-Pao stall near Dadar Railway Station.\n\nThis beter.....PLEASE NEVER FALL FOR AMWAY GUYS FOR A HOME -BASED BNUSINESS
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1) The minimum investment in mf-mis is varied from amc to amc.If u want to invest in growth option the amount is arround Rs 10000/-.But if u want to invest in monthly dividend option the minimum amount is arround Rs25000/-.\n2) No the monthly dividend is not assured.It may fluctuate,may not pay every month.\n3)Very good question.This is as per your risk return appetite u should compare it which 1 is best for u.If u are a tax payer then mutual fund-mis is the best option for u.if u invest in growth option only long term capital gain tax is applicable to u.But if u invest in mly/qly/yly dividend option dividend is tax free in the hands of u but amc have to pay tax to government.So growth option is the best for absolute return.U may opt for systematic withdrawal plan.In the case of pomis it is assured @8% to u.but interest is fully taxable.
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yes. u need to have surity. also have a business plan...let it be realistic.i mean both in terms of time and resources. show the bank why is it worth investuing in your proposed business...when is that businees going to reach BEP and how r u going to do it...
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A QUICK LOWDOWN ON RENTAL RULES IN INDIA\n\nAccommodation is the basic requirement of every individual. In a country, like India, where the skyrocketing real estate prices have almost made land untouchable for average Indian, a rented accommodation is a much better option. India rentals are among the lowest. In big cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata, Chennai, Bangalore and Pune, one can easily find apartment for rent through the rental classifieds. India also has some stringent laws relating to property, which clearly identifies the rights of tenants by virtue of the possession of tenant property.\n\nThus, it becomes all the more pertinent to know the basic rental rules prevalent in the country.\n\n• Know your rental agreement. Basically, there are three kinds of rental agreements – weekly, monthly and a fixed term of not less than 6 months and not more than 12 months. Your rental agreement determines the time and mode of payment of rent. This rental agreement is either prepared in duplicate or a copy of it is given to the tenant failing which, the tenant would not be bound by the terms of the agreement. The sub-tenancy is generally not allowed but the rental agreement may provide for the same if both parties give their consent. The rental agreement also lays down the minimum period of notice for termination of the agreement.\n• Premises. The landlord is required to hand over the premises to the tenant in a livable state. He is also responsible for the periodic repairs and maintenance. The tenant is required to exercise due diligence while living in the rented premises. He will be responsible for repairs if the damage is caused by his own fault or negligence.\n• Privacy. The tenant is entitled to complete privacy and the landlord can be held for trespassing if he enters the rented premises without permission, except in exigent circumstances.\n\nApart from the basic requirements, a rental agreement may vary and provide for any mutually agreeable, but legal, arrangement between landlord and the tenant. \n \nAbout The Author... \nSmantha Sen is an associated editor of website www.realtymantrarentals.com. The website is a rent guide, dedicated to provide all information required for rental properties all across India. Your queries and suggestions are welcomed at smanthasen@gmail.com \nProvided By: Real Estate \n \n http://www.articlefeeder.com/0-51209-32-A_QUICK_LOWDOWN_ON_RENTAL_RULES_IN_INDIA.html
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If you are not familiar Dont,if you thinking of this type of business,get someone which is good in this trade to help you for a start.(normally an estate agent)\nTry not to flip too much houses at a goal.(my suggestion for a start try 1 or 2 properties until you are more familiar)\nDo not invest your monies on 1 area, try different areas or even countries you may think of potential.\n\nGood Luck\nemail jassmode@yahoo.com.sg\nColdwell Banker Real Estate (Singapore)
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I'm sure it depends what sort of business u want to start, but hopefully my experience can help. My husband has been living in the UK for 5 years and decided to start an internet cafe in Tirana, we bought the computers etc on ebay and had them shipped over. This should have been straightforward enough but they made a big fuss in customs in Durres. They wanted a big business licence which takes a few weeks and money to get. Essentially what they were really looking for was some cash (a bribe) So many of the cpeople you need to deal with are corrupt that i'm sure it will be an uphill struggle for you. Everything takes a ridiculous amount of time to process and and you have to pay loads of tax and or VAT. If you have the option of starting a business anywhere else, I would recommend u do that! If not, get as much advice from people with their own businesses as possible! hope this helps!
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There will be a lot of paperwork needed, so I suggest the first thing to do is to hire an agent to help you set up a business in the US. From business registrations to licensing to getting permits to work in the US, it is best to have someone who knows how to do it. There are some business lawyers who specializes in helping foreign companies set up shop in the US.\n\nIf you will also have personnel from India coming in to the US to run the business, I suggest getting an immigration lawyer to help you with getting the proper investors visa or work permits.
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Try these method with confidence interval 95%:\n50% private own business / open your own business or joint venture\n30% realestate, stock, and bond\n20% insurance and bank\n\nthis may lower the risk of your investment. Bank in US has very low interest compared to other developing countries such as Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, etc. The interest rate may reach up to 14% per annum. if you like bank and or insurance, try to invest to developing countries. Low risk and better interest.\n\nSamething as realestate, in developing countries you can have very large properties from the same amount you spent in US and the value growth almost 2 times faster tahn US. You may shock what you get from your money in other developing countries. \n\nAbout opening new business, you better seek advise from your relatives and friend. I don't know anything about you and your desire. Sorry
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try www.motleyfool.co.uk (uk) or .com(u.s) there are discussion forums you cant read for soem advisce & also you can ask questions, they also offer loads of usefull emilas from loans to investment sign up for their email newsletter once you have investigated the site & seen if it provides the info you are after..\nGood luck
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That depends on where that business is established. (For example you can make a Business consultation firm in a big city but it will be stupid to do that in a small town with very little or no companies at all).\n\nMoreover, are you referring only to products or services are welcome as well. You can import products or offer services that you are familiar with or passionated about (for example if your hobby is bowling you can open a bowling center in your area, or if you are a haircutter you can start importing a professional hairstyling brand).\n\nThere is no magic solution for anyone to start his/her own business… Each answer just like every business is different according to the needs and wants of one.\n\nYou need to find out what is missing in your region or area and provide it. Try to sell something unique or differentiated if you want to succeed.
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Well it depends upon the exposure you have towards doing business. I think the best start up business would be where you would have least amount of personal investment ( For example as a Realtor) As you get more settled into business you should start increasing your investments. Good Luck to you
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you can contact broker or can contact at me mumbai
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No there are no  online registration available to start up business in India you require some one here either Lawyer or a Chartered Accountant to help you out\n\nYou could let me know i could help you.....if it is in the state of karnataka..........
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hello there, \nI can suggest you a very good business opportunity. \n\nNow its time to do Smart Business NOT Hard Business. So investment should be very small and returns should be high.\n\nI am earning good and many of my friends are earning like anything in this business i do everything with just some efforts. \n\nYou just need to be calm and have good relationship in your local area to get succeed, you can do it anywhere you want it and no matter where you are. \n\n*Its a Unique chance to become financially free and earn US \n$3000 a day. \n\n*I will Make You Grow Financially.\n\n*A small investment which will keep expanding like the Roots of a \nBanyan Tree. \n\n*No risk factor of the Stock Market. \n\n*Earn millions for yourself and your generation. \n\n*It grows as you enjoy the beaches or have retired. \n\n*You’ll have enough to have your desires and dreams come true. \n\n*You’ll be able to help the needy with your tender feelings. \n\n*You’ll be able to leave a legacy for your family.\n\n\nIf interested, please reply me your complate details.\n\nSidhu.
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Call the department of commerce in the city you will be based in.Also the government does have some grants for people who wish to start a business.
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even that type of Business you are going to need aprox R150 000\n\nIts hard to start up any business
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the only way for someone your age to do it is to set up a business in Australia - the minimum investment is not that big but I forget the amount - look it up on the Australian immigration department website, there are also a number of websites that provide advice for people wanting to emigrate to Australia.  good luck, it's a great plan, go for it!