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I wouldn't consider being in business without being a
member
Under a headline that read “Helping hand from defender of small
firms”, the Sunday Times recently gave its readers an insight
into the FSB.
The article took a look at the aims and lobbying achievements
of the 185,000-member organisation before detailing some of
the benefits of signing up to the FSB. A short interview with
a member from Bradford accompanied the piece. The owner of a
car accessory business described the FSB's tax protection scheme
as a wonderful service that saved him thousands of pounds. He
said: “I
wouldn't consider being in business now without being a member
of the FSB.”
Euro Elections 2004 - Euro-candidates
urged to chart a better course for small firms in the EU - more
here...
Please support the enquiry into taxation of owner namaged businesses
by clicking here to fill our a short survey..
Our National Chairman Carol Undy is soon to speak at the
Smarter Business Conference - see here for
more details
Lifting the Barriers to Growth 2004
Click here to read the results of the FSB's membership survey.
Nigel Griffiths MP is pictured right, reading Lifting The Barriers to Growth.
With over 185,000 members, the FSB is recognised as the voice
of small business by leading politicians of all major parties. Whatever
YOUR business, the Federation will work for YOU!
A pint of beer is 45p too expensive Drinkers could be paying 45p too much for their pint of beer because pub companies (pubcos) are creaming off huge profits from neighbourhood pubs according to the Federation of Small Businesses.
Euro 2004 headache for employers While football-fans can look forward to a month of top quality television entertainment in June, for many employers Euro 2004 presents a potential headache.
“Never again” say licensees as pub companies hold them over a barrel Pub companies are creaming off huge profits from neighbourhood pubs leaving their licensees to survive on earnings less than the minimum wage, according to FSB evidence to be submitted to a committee of MPs this week.
