Business in the village is becoming more and more popular every year, as it finds support from the state. There is a wide range of activities in which you will not meet serious competitors. Although the solvency of rural residents is lower than in big cities, the success of a rural entrepreneur is practically guaranteed.
Instructions
Step 1
Decide what exactly you want to do. The most popular areas in the rural business are beekeeping, plant growing, ecological tourism and animal husbandry. If you are in doubt about your abilities or are afraid of potential risks, choose a direction that will entail the lowest cost. When opening an enterprise in the agricultural sector, you can count on help from the state in the form of subsidies and low-interest loans.
Step 2
Register with the Employment Center as an unemployed person. Write a statement that you want to start your own agricultural business. The CPC has special courses where you will be taught the basics of entrepreneurship and help you prepare a business plan. Now submit your application and project of the future enterprise. According to your business plan, the state will provide you with 80% for business development. You can count on additional funds if you hire people from the CPC.
Step 3
Register your company with the tax office and the unified register of legal entities and pay the state fee. Open a bank account. If the type of activity that you have chosen needs licensing, then apply for permits before putting the company on tax records.
Step 4
Select the premises that you will use for production. If you plan to rent an area, then call the SES and the fire department in advance to assess the suitability of the premises.
Step 5
Select personnel for the enterprise. When starting a small business, don't hire many workers. Remember, a small number of personnel will help to thoroughly analyze the result of the work of each of them.
Step 6
Find outlets. If you sell your own products, you don't have to limit yourself to relying only on the locals. Open points of sale in nearby villages or try to create an online store. Agree with the supermarkets located in the district center for supplies. You can hope for such cooperation, since your prices will be lower than those of dealers.
Step 7
Advertise your business. Take advantage of local radio, television and internet resources. Do not neglect posting flyers and advertisements. If you have your own stores, organize promotions and run days of sales, this will help you attract an influx of buyers.
