In a layman’s language, a small scale business is a venture which involves a low budget or run by a small group of people. In other words, a small business is marked by limited employees, finances, machinery, and materials. For example, retail operations such as grocery stores, bakery, salon, a digital agency with a small workforce, etc. are considered small businesses in many countries.
There is no single criterion to distinguish a small business from a medium or large business. Different countries or even various government agencies in the same region rely on numerous standards while defining a small business. In other words, small companies can differ in terms of size, revenue, authority both within a country or on a global level. For example, a business like an audit firm needs a license, whereas daycare may require inspection and certification from government authorities. Upgrade to Premium Plan to unlock this content!This content is locked
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- Tax exemption
- Tax rebate
- Business venture
- Inspection
- Revenue
- Audit firm
- Certification
- License
- Cap
- Turnover
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