... provides funding but also helps establish partnerships with major businesses. 2. Preparing a Startup for Investment Attraction To increase the chances of success, it is necessary to prepare the project in advance for presentation to investors: Creating a Business Plan. The business plan should include a clear development strategy, a description of the target market, competitor analysis, financial forecasts, and potential risks. The more detailed and realistic the plan, the higher the trust of investors. Preparing ...

... Literally, the ground crumbles under your feet. When the shock passed, I began to think more broadly and consider of large projects. And I noticed that now I approach as specifically as possible to any business and all issues related to money. If a business is planned without money or for an idea, then I say goodbye. I won’t participate in it. Before the crisis, I planned short-term projects. Later I began to think long-term. I made a detailed step-by-step plan for 10 years. In fact, a plan for such a long ...

... activities. If a company is engaged in export or serves large corporate clients, GTS with VAT refunds may be a beneficial option. Level of administrative burden. STS and PTS offer simplified accounting, reducing administrative costs. Growth plans. If a business plans rapid growth, it's crucial to consider income and employee limits, preparing in advance for potential transitions to other regimes. 6. The Impact of Changes in Tax Legislation Changes in tax legislation can influence the choice of taxation regime....

... are increasing, prices are rising faster, and people can afford fewer of the same goods. This is particularly hard on retirees and those on fixed incomes, as their earnings are effectively devalued. Second, high inflation creates economic uncertainty: businesses cannot accurately plan investments and expenses, raising the risk of project losses. The central bank must increase the key interest rate to "cool down" the market, making loans more expensive and slowing economic growth. Furthermore, during rapid devaluation ...

... that happens, especially for the first time, it’s really scary. It’s like the ground slips from under your feet. So, when the shock passed, I started thinking more big picture and thinking about large projects. I noticed that now I approach both business and all money-related matters much more concretely. If a project is planned without money or just based on an idea, then goodbye. Not for me. Before the crisis, I planned short-term projects. Afterward, I started thinking long-term. I created a detailed 10-year step-by-step plan. In fact, a long-term plan helps you ...