http://www.homebiznotes.com/more-objections-to-businesses-in-the-home/ All about home business. Tue, 29 Dec 2009 19:47:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.homebiznotes.com/more-objections-to-businesses-in-the-home/comment-page-1/#comment-713 Mary Emma Allen Mon, 17 Dec 2007 13:14:32 +0000 http://www.homebiznotes.com/more-objections-to-businesses-in-the-home/#comment-713 Thanks, Des, for your input about business regulations in Australia and the frustrations involved. In the U.S., it's more the local and state regulations we're involved with. However, nothing is really uniform from state to state and within a state. Then each community (town) has a zoning and/or planning board which regulates, too. Within these there may be subdivision or housing development regulations. Then in other local areas regulations are relatively non-existent. However, in spite of all this, many small and home businesses exist! Thanks, Des, for your input about business regulations in Australia and the frustrations involved. In the U.S., it’s more the local and state regulations we’re involved with. However, nothing is really uniform from state to state and within a state. Then each community (town) has a zoning and/or planning board which regulates, too. Within these there may be subdivision or housing development regulations. Then in other local areas regulations are relatively non-existent. However, in spite of all this, many small and home businesses exist!

]]> http://www.homebiznotes.com/more-objections-to-businesses-in-the-home/comment-page-1/#comment-686 Des Walsh Mon, 17 Dec 2007 05:27:44 +0000 http://www.homebiznotes.com/more-objections-to-businesses-in-the-home/#comment-686 In Australia there has been a bit of a push in the past few years from the Federal level to ease the burden of red tape on home based businesses. This has operated at the level of a joint Federal/State Ministerial Council. The last statement I can find from that source is from 2006 and now that there is a new Federal Government it may be a while before any further action is taken. In informal discussions with local government officials I've found a sense of some frustration, basically in that if councils are to get information about what is needed then some people are going to have to say what they are doing but who wants to expose themselves to the risk that what they are doing might contravene some business or residential area regulation? In Australia there has been a bit of a push in the past few years from the Federal level to ease the burden of red tape on home based businesses. This has operated at the level of a joint Federal/State Ministerial Council. The last statement I can find from that source is from 2006 and now that there is a new Federal Government it may be a while before any further action is taken. In informal discussions with local government officials I’ve found a sense of some frustration, basically in that if councils are to get information about what is needed then some people are going to have to say what they are doing but who wants to expose themselves to the risk that what they are doing might contravene some business or residential area regulation?

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