Presentation on the small business: structure and tips

In short: A good presentation on the small business as a minor has five parts: introduction, legal basics, process, taxes and conclusion. Ten to fifteen minutes are enough.

In more detail: Less is more: one statement per slide. Examples from your own project make the talk lively. Name sources (laws, authorities) and address uncertainties openly.

In detail

• Introduction: a question or example (“May a 16-year-old found a company?”).
• Legal matters: legal capacity, § 112 BGB, family court.
• Process: checklist with order, see Checklist: small business as a minor step by step.
• Taxes: profit, small business, allowance.
• Practice: own experiences and tips.
• Conclusion: opportunities and risks, next steps.
• Technique: test slides, cue cards, timing.
• Questions: prepare possible follow-ups, see Frequently asked questions about a small business as a minor.

See also: Small business as a minor: overview, Business ideas for young founders