MIDDLESEX, ENGLAND, May 17, 2011 (Press-News.org) Wisteria Ltd, a chartered accountancy firm based in Edgware, London, has this week shed some light on recent successes, reporting that the popular Wisteria business plan service is enjoying some of its greatest success to date.
Many would have anticipated that in a time of financial uncertainty, many new businesses ideas would be held off for more prosperous times, but it seems this is not the case. An increasing number of entrepreneurs are choosing now as the time to make their start-up idea a reality.
Wisteria have benefited greatly from the trend, with their business plan writing service proving so popular that they are set to launch a website dedicated to it.
The new website will enable users to purchase customised business plans as well as offering related services and guidance to those seeking help. The venture hoped to expand the continued success and growth of Wisteria, with a launch date to be announced later this year.
2010 showed an upward trend in the number of new limited companies formed, with today's news suggesting that this growth is set to continue throughout 2011.
Nick Tagg, Head of Taxation Services at Wisteria, unveiled the news and said "Wisteria have benefited greatly, with increased numbers of enquiries coming in for a number of services, but our business plan service has constantly proved to be the most popular.
It would seem that many budding, or even serial entrepreneurs recognise the tough market situation, and want to put their venture into the best possible position by using a strong business plan."
About Wisteria
Wisteria offer an innovative service for businesses and entrepreneurs who require a professional business plan for fund raising or improving business planning.
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info@wisteria.co.uk
020 8952 0140
Wisteria Limited
Cavendish House, 369 Burnt Oak Broadway, Edgware, Middlesex, HA8 5AW
About Wisteria
Wisteria offer an innovative service for businesses and entrepreneurs who require a professional business plan for fund raising or improving business planning.
Website: http://www.wisteria.co.uk/
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