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The like is true of the finished products. Modern consumers in great part supply their wants with commodities that conform to certain staple specifications of size, weight, and grade. The consumer (that is to say the vulgar consumer) furnishes his hose, his table, and his person with supplies of standard weight and measure, and he can to an appreciable degree specify his needs and his consumption in the notation of the standard gauge. As regards the mass of civilized mankind, the idiosyncrasies of the individual consumers are required to conform to the uniform gradations imposed. | Version 2.0 June 2012 ỉầỂã Running your business When you start a business When you build a business Before you start a business Starting your business checklist. An Australian Government Initiative business.gov.au So you re starting a business. Congratulations Finding the right information quickly and easily when starting your business can help it become a success. This checklist covers many of the basic issues you need to know when starting a business. Since businesses are so diverse this checklist can t cover all issues and situations so you ll need to contact the relevant government agencies that can assist you. Although this checklist focuses on Australian Government information the contact details of relevant state territory and local agencies have also been included. The four main sections of this checklist are Before you start a business When you start a business When you buy a business Running your business This checklist will be updated regularly. To ensure you have the latest version visit www.business.gov.au checklist. Good luck with your new venture and we hope you find this checklist useful. How to use this checklist Print it off To print a copy of this checklist select the Printer icon on the toolbar or select File then Print on the main menu. Tick the boxes Monitor your progress within each topic by ticking off each question as you complete it. Like a to-do list this will show you what is done and what is left to do. My notes Add relevant information about your progress in the notes pages located at the end of this checklist. For example you can write down your business reference numbers and the contact details of people or agencies you deal with. Translation If you need an interpreter please phone the Translating and Interpreting Service National on 13 14 50 and ask them to phone the Small Business Support Line on 1800 777 275. Please note that every effort has been made to ensure that information provided in this checklist is accurate. You should
