How much would it cost to set up a good business already in the uk to Ireland?
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probably alot more than you'd expect, everything to do with ireland is rediculously expensive.
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You can either appoint an agent or a representative in Singapore as that may cost much less compared to opening an office where rental and hiring of backup staff can add-up to quite a bit.\n\nI conduct my own business as well and travel often to Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and Myanmar.  I might be able to assist in those areas.
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http://www.workpermit.com/uk/uk.htm\n\nCheck this website.  It should give you more of an idea plus i includes other european countries.\n\nGood Luck
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the cost of living in Ireland is quite high , one of the highest in Europe , but i varies greatly depending on where in Ireland you are living with Dublin being insanely expensive to Clare or Galway being reasonable. expect to pay about 5000 a year for student accommodation that's in cork and Galway. Dublin is far more. going out a pint of beer is about €4.20 that's Budweiser or miller to Guinness costing between €3.20 to 3.80. food is reasonable enough but eating out is insanely expensive aswell as for sports the biggest sports in Ireland are hurling Gaelic football soccer and rugby( which the Irish have one of the best teams in the world ) . hope i helped \nif you have any specific questons just ask
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Arbonne International is taking the country by storm, and it's very well established...26 years old!  It's growing like crazy...another 164% last year alone!  It costs $29 to become a consultant, and then it depends on how quickly you want to succeed.  Remember, this is your own business, and it must be treated seriously like a business, not a hobby.  What are you hoping to get out of the business?  How much are you willing to put into the business?  Network marketing takes work...it's NOT a "get rich quick" scheme, but it DOES work.\n\nContact me below if you'd like more information!
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It's the cost to start up a business before any money starts coming in.
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Hi,\n\nContact your local Business Link, they will have all the answers you need and it is FREE OF CHARGE\nhttp://www.businesslink.gov.uk/bdotg/action/home?domain=www.businesslink.gov.uk&target=http://www.businesslink.gov.uk/&tc=000AD140010001
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Depends... mostly it may cost $1500-2000\nFor more information just call the BRITISH EMBASSY in ur place..
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There are a lot of international laws that govern these things.  I would contact a bank that works internationally and an international business lawyer to help you get setup.\n\nGood luck with your venture
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Try the UK, USA, or Ireland
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best bet is to your local Better Buisness Burea.  They can pass the information along both nationally and internationally.
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There is no rule of thumb for this because it depends so much on the type of business you are looking at,its situation & how you want to launch it.Will you buy or rent a property or work from home?What equipment do you need & can it be bought in good condition 2nd-hand & thus save money?Why lawyers' fees?Does the type of business need a lawyer's input at this stage?What about accountants?They can be more useful in advising on the type of business to start with i.e sole trader/partnership/limited company?How to keep simple records,VAt registration,PAYE if you expect to have employees etc.I would advise finding a properly qualified accountant in a small practice.Their fees are usually less & you should get better treatment.the big firms are both horribly expensive & rather stuck-up.(Sorry,but I know a lot about this particular subject!)\n\n\n Why not do research via trade organisations etc & thus save \nhiring market reseachers?
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Probably depends on the metro area you live in, and how much you invest into your business.\n\nThe first site cited below says $75,00-150,000, before all the overhead is subtracted.
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Excellent idea to do it here.\nThere must be loads of people looking here\nfrom Ireland.\nGood luck - hope you find her.
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Dr. Midnight - IRELAND IS NOT PART OF THE UK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! We gained our independence over 90 years ago. There is 6 counties still under British rule, known as Northern Ireland.\n\nOk rant over, with regards to your question, I know that Ireland has been the beneficary of almost $50 billion worth of EU agricultural and other subsidies since 1973. But as to where you'll find out what we have given the EU, I haven't got a clue. You could try www.oasis.gov.ie, see if there is anything on it that could help you.
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possible selling membership and Subscription ( £325.00)\n\nsee this link\n\nhttp://www.iasb.org/resources/shop.asp\n\nselling report
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It need to be done correctly most people use solicitors the fee is not that much. \n\nI have placed a link from the UK gov site it may help to guide you..