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Nope, you take it as a private person, and when you submit your income taxes you state it as extra income.
by LeonPals 10y ago
Nope, you take it as a private person, and when you submit your income taxes you state it as extra income.
- aartur 10y agoEven when you are selling SaaS (so it's a "service")? I think you can have problems with payment processing companies as they might not want to make business with a private person.
- LeonPals 10y agoTrue, but if you're going to SaaS, why would you not incorporate? Of course there are downsides, you will look a lot less professional without a KvK or Chambers of Commerce number. But if you want to look professional, you need to incorporate