im more worried about taxes and irs then the customersYour customers (whether they're individuals or businesses) couldn't care less whether they buy from a company or an individual. Indeed, most don't even care if you're registered business - all they care about is what you can do for them! So, tune in to what they care about, and focus on delivering![]()
You don't need to be a registered company.im more worried about taxes and irs then the customers
and on that note could i sell youtube services and declare that as a income?
how as a individual would i make sales safely? (paypal charge back)You don't need to be a registered company.
As an individual, you are a sole proprietor. You must declare your income on the correct tax form, the IRS doesn't care what you are selling as long as it isn't illegal. You don't need to say you sold youtube services. You can say Advertising Services. Just keep a record of everything and then have an accountant at H&R Block do your taxes for you or get Turbo Tax.
The main reason you would form a company is to protect yourself. When you form a company, you get a second legal identity, who has liabilities separate from you personally (if you don't use business funds for personal items).
You can't. There is always a chargeback risk. Being a company wouldn't change that.how as a individual would i make sales safely? (paypal charge back)
ok then at what point do i declare it as a income for tax purposes(as in amount of money made )You can't. There is always a chargeback risk. Being a company wouldn't change that.
Best you can do is use a service like maxmind with a shopping cart to filter for fraud. Even then you won't be 100% safe. It's unfortunately part of selling online, especially if you are selling services and not physical goods.
Say i do have a product which is a ebook or software do i need to legally register as a business or llc to to take sales?