| ▲ | TrackerFF 2 hours ago | |
The workaround here tends to be simple: Don't sell stuff as a incorporated business. Only do that once you cross a certain level of revenue. But as with anything here in Europe, check your laws. | ||
| ▲ | KellyCriterion 2 hours ago | parent | next [-] | |
In most EU countries law, this one is also considered as "solid business", regardless if you are incorporated or not: If you are running on a level with focus one some revenue, if you are doing it somehow regularly and if you have at least some infrastructure to look like you are a corporate (billing system, customer care or similar), then you may fall under corp rules, even if you are not acting as an entity. | ||
| ▲ | weberer an hour ago | parent | prev [-] | |
>Don't sell stuff as a incorporated business. Only do that once you cross a certain level of revenue. Are you saying to sell as an individual? People don't do that because if you ever get sued, it puts your personal assets at risk. | ||