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The Government should make banks to pay for a national system of mentoring, monitored by an eBay-style user rating system, a group of companies leader said.

As an incentive, mentors are able to invest in local businesses, they support in order to compensate for their capital gains and income, possibly by an ISA. business tax invoices

Ministers are understood to be keen on the promotion of mentoring by the owners experienced business and professional advisors as an effective way to help businesses grow.

But the Federation of small businesses (FSB) has taken the idea to others and offers a National Service mentoring, managed by a new organization known as the Institute of business and entrepreneurs.

This would be based on voluntary mentoring networks that already exist, improve the quality of their boards and their corresponding with companies across the FSB were described the creation of the service as "essential to the growth of small businesses".

The Organization has recognized the danger of discouraging mentors with the inevitable paperwork related to accreditation, but said "evaluation of touch light" was needed to improve the "consistency".

"To become a mentor, it will be essential for mentors themselves have a supervisor can monitor and help their travail.Cela will ensure that the mentor is able to offer a service of superior quality,"he said.""

It is "indispensable" for business rates, the advice given on an eBay-style, the FSB added feedback system and gave checkatrade.com example website that he could work fairly.

FSB says banks should be "to make a donation to investment research" in the system in their efforts to "rebuild relations" with small businesses.

It also called for the "fund community capital" - small scale - at the disposal of companies receiving mentorship at the local level, echoing a policy promoted by the team before election .the democratic liberal business venture capital funds ' idea is to give tax breaks to local businesses, investors and mentors who invest in funds as promising businesses near where they live.

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