Small retail trade on the street does not promise an entrepreneur of golden mountains, but it is quite capable of feeding someone who has already gained some experience in running this kind of business and learned his little secrets. Having opened your kiosk once, you will already be able to create new outlets for your network without any problems.
It is necessary
- - permission from the local administration and the fire inspection body;
- - certificate of registration of an individual entrepreneur;
- - "box" of a trade booth;
- - a set of commercial equipment (including a cash register);
- - one or two replaceable implementers.
Instructions
Step 1
Choose the location where the kiosk will be located, keeping in mind the main circumstances favorable for street trading. Firstly, you need high traffic, secondly, the ability to connect to electricity and other communications (if necessary), and thirdly, the absence of fierce competition in the selected territory. The latter is important both from a purely economic point of view and for reasons of your safety - you need to learn about the established traditions and undercurrents in this field of activity in advance.
Step 2
Obtain permission to install a retail outlet in your chosen location, apply to the architecture department and the trade department of the local administration. Having received the "go-ahead", register an individual business with the tax inspection body. Get the consent of the fire inspectors in advance, who will then come again to the already equipped point to check the operability of the fire extinguisher with which it will be equipped.
Step 3
Purchase a kiosk by examining all available advertisements for the sale of used trade "boxes" - for a large city this is a fairly hot product. Arrange the delivery and installation of the kiosk at the point of your choice - all the work will take you a few days at most, although it will require the involvement of third-party labor and equipment. Connect the stall to electricity by signing a contract with an electricity supplier.
Step 4
Buy a standard set of kiosk shop equipment - wooden trays, metal shelving, refrigerator and scales. Also purchase a cash register that will need to be registered with the tax authority. Such a set of commercial equipment will be quite enough for your purposes.
Step 5
Find several vendors who will work at your kiosk, replacing each other. Many shop owners prefer to work in the stall on their own, only having to leave the workplace while purchasing the goods. It is possible to hope that a hired seller will trade effectively only if his salary will consist of a salary and a percentage of the profit received for the change.
