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Protection of Small and Medium Enterprises in UK
Introduction The UK government defines SMEs as companies with fewer than 250 employees and an annual turnover of less than €50 million. Microbusinesses are those with fewer than 10 employees and an annual turnover of less than €2 million. Small businesses have fewer than 50 employees and an annual turnover of less than €10 million. … Continue reading Protection of Small and Medium Enterprises in UK
Read more »Protection of Small and Medium Enterprises in Indonesia
Introduction Indonesia’s licencing system splits licences into MSE and Non MSE categories. Larger than MSEs are Non-Micro and Small Enterprises (Non MSEs). MSEs are companies owned by Indonesian nationals, including both people and corporate entities, with a maximum capitalization of Rp 5 billion, excluding land and structures for use as business premises. [Image Source: Freepic] … Continue reading Protection of Small and Medium Enterprises in Indonesia
Read more »Protection of Small and Medium Enterprises in the USA
Introduction Large enterprises can prosper when given the right conditions and access to free markets, but SMEs have a wide range of unmet demands. Many SMEs struggle to obtain the skills and resources that would increase their productivity because of their small size, including brilliant personnel with the most recent understanding of technology, finance, and … Continue reading Protection of Small and Medium Enterprises in the USA
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