Work as both employed and self-employed
Starting a business alongside your employment can be a good way to finance the start of your business without taking too many risks. At the same time, there are several things you need to keep track of such as SGI, tax, and pension.
Carry out temporary assignments as self-employed
Self-employment is an option if you want to carry out temporary assignments for various customers without starting your own business.
Franchising or buying a company
Instead of starting a new business from scratch, you can pay for the right to use the business concept and brand of an established company. This is called franchising.
Running a business after 65
Do you plan to continue running your business as you approach the retirement age? There are several ways to combine running a business with drawing a pension.
Social and societal entrepreneurship
Social enterprises and societal entrepreneurs are needed to find solutions to societal challenges such as integration, gender equality, health, education, climate change and unemployment.
