Business Law Guide: Effortlessly Handle Legal Disputes in Business Operations

Author: Shang Xiaoxi / Zhao Xin (editors)
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: In today's society, it is a rule of law society. Law plays a significant role in guiding and governing people's lives. What we can and cannot do, what is beneficial and harmful—these questions can all be found in the law. This is especially true in the process of entrepreneurship. Whether it is establishing your own business or hiring employees for your business; whether it is conducting transactions with other companies or paying taxes during the operation of your business, all actions must strictly comply with legal regulations. However, in most cases, entrepreneurs have a very limited understanding of the law, and some may even know almost nothing about it. This has led to many cases of business bankruptcy and company closures due to a lack of legal knowledge and the inability to use it effectively. In the face of these painful lessons, we cannot help but ask: Since the law is so important to entrepreneurs, why don't they make an effort to study it? By reading this book, you will find that it is exactly the legal guide that helps entrepreneurs get out of difficulties. Entrepreneurs of small and medium-sized enterprises will inevitably encounter various legal issues in their production, operation, and daily lives. To protect your legitimate rights and interests during business operations, "Commercial Law Guide" has been created. It categorizes and introduces legal knowledge that you should know but may not be aware of in daily operations: How to establish a low-cost limited liability company? How to jointly create a partnership with relatives and friends? How to avoid legal pitfalls in labor contracts? How to flexibly apply the "Contract Law" in business transactions? How to legally reduce various taxes? How to find a lawyer suitable for you. This book is easy to understand, with typical and practical cases, and can serve as your on-the-go advisor when doing business.