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If you have just started out in business or have been in business for years, it's imperative to thoroughly develop company policies. A company policy is a rule or guideline, a company follows when faced with a particular problem or issue. The more situations or policies you develop, the smoother your business will operate.
Below lists a variety of areas where policies may be created.
| TYPES OF BUSINESS POLICIES | |
| Product Return Policy | Discount Policy |
| Reservation or Lay-a-way Policy | Motivating Your Staff |
| Credit Granting Policy | Purchasing Policy |
| Payment Policy | Signage Policy |
| Collecting Past Due Accounts Policy | Advertising Policy |
| Sales Objectives Policy | Invoicing Policy |
| Purchase Discount Policy | Back Order Policy |
| Owner's Drawing Policy | Sales Promotion Policy |
| Dividend Policy | Publicity Policy |
| Reporting Policy | Personal Selling Policy |
| Customer Satisfaction Policy | Commission to Employees |
| Human Resource Policy | Corporate Growth Policy |
| Employee Training Policy | Wage Policy |
| Commission Policy | Pricing Policy |
| Interest on Late Payment Policy | After Sales Service Policy |
| Quality Control Policy | Packaging Policy |
| Product Delivery Policy | Warrantee Policy |
| Shipping & Receiving Policy | Distribution Policy |
| Inventory Policy | Petty Cash Policy |
| Product Diversification Policy | R&D Policy |
| Equipment Maintenance Policy | Overall Planning Policy |
| New Product Development Policy | Disclosure Policy |
| Cost Cutting Policy | Environmental Policies |
| Corporate Culture | Sexual Harassment Policy |
| Employee Promotion Policy | Employee Demotion Policy |
| Hiring Policy | Firing Policy |
| Employee Theft Policy | |