Do I need a business to sell online?
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infocraze
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- Mar 12, 2012
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You should start it off first to test the waters out and see how it does for you. If you find success and would like to continue running the same business, you may want to register it so you could scale it up. It would also depend upon the country that you operate from, so it would be good to look for information relevant to the country that you come from.
Mastermaster2
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- Jul 14, 2013
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if your going to make it a prime source of income you should just set up a LLC with just you in it
silvermember
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- Apr 16, 2013
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if your Country requires - you need to register within 3 month - don't play with tax!! you register as sole trader,you pay tax after your income,- may get first advice from a solicitor
No you do not need a business to sell online.
However each country has a limit on how much money you can earn without a business,and without a business there are some payment options you can not get.
I started without a business and when i earned enough money i registered a company,when you start without a business then you can get a picture on how much you can earn and how much it would cost you to setup a business.
However each country has a limit on how much money you can earn without a business,and without a business there are some payment options you can not get.
I started without a business and when i earned enough money i registered a company,when you start without a business then you can get a picture on how much you can earn and how much it would cost you to setup a business.
You can use a 3rd party payment processor for that.
100% of experienced business men will all give you the same answer. No.
Try out your business idea first, if - and only if it works, at that point, you should come back and ask the same question here at BHW.
100% of accountants will give the exact opposite advice experienced business men will give. Pay little attention to accountants related to this exact question and you can often avoid wasted effort and money.
Expereinced businessmen know this: Most start up businesses fail. That's just the truth.
Try out your business idea first, if - and only if it works, at that point, you should come back and ask the same question here at BHW.
100% of accountants will give the exact opposite advice experienced business men will give. Pay little attention to accountants related to this exact question and you can often avoid wasted effort and money.
Expereinced businessmen know this: Most start up businesses fail. That's just the truth.
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Your country, nature of business, amount of taxable income, sales volume would decide whether you have to or not!
arkaplanda
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- Apr 10, 2014
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If your business scale is to high you need to.
