insurance loss ratios
Can anyone help me with some issues related to the confusion?
I have my working week in my school from December 12. My friends and I have a trading company selling food and other things. At the same time, we advertise through advertising companies, firms borrow from banks and maintain insurance with insurance companies. Since I am a science student, I have a little confusion about certain things. I'm pretty sure trader about whether we should be the sole / partnership / limited liability company. At the same time, I'm not sure about an authorized capital, or the approximate cost or estimated income. How do you put in a gain / loss sharing ratio? Not sure about licensing of commerce or audit fees. If someone here has experienced a week of business or any other event like this in your school, then I think you can help me more.
Think small then inflate the figures. You can do all your research on the Internet. You can even create an Internet company in my state. Anyway, you have to decide the type of society are. You will have the advertising, business cards, website, perhaps your advertising, print ads. You will have to meet a loan banker. Go to www.sba.gov Small Business Administration – there is not much information there.
Sen. Jay Rockefeller – Mashup: Medical Loss Ratios and health care subsidies
