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If you can't scrounge up a few hundred to register an LLC ($140 in Washington from what I read), how the hell are you going to order any kind of computer hardwa
by CameronNemo 5y ago
If you can't scrounge up a few hundred to register an LLC ($140 in Washington from what I read), how the hell are you going to order any kind of computer hardware? Prototypes can cost thousands.
- andrewflnr 5y agoWe're not just talking about hardware startups, but tiny service businesses and the like. While getting off the ground, they might have minimal startup expenses but also near zero revenue. You might say they should wait until they have more revenue, but there's no good reason to force them to register an LLC later, with all the pointless change to bank accounts and such that entails, if you don't need to. I mean, I don't hate that I paid $50 or so (IIRC) to register my VA LLC, but any more than that is getting to be a bit much.
- andrewmcwatters 5y agoI think you just have an incomplete picture. Most LLCs, most small businesses, are nearly indistinguishable from individual income in terms of revenue simply because a large portion of them are single-member. So that being said, there's little to no difference between these individuals complaining about non-commercial fees, and commercial fees. Fees are fees. And these ones don't make any sense.