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I did this, it was a piece of cake. My city/state apparently hate businesses, so it ended up costing about $800 total, but I had an official tax ID and everyth
by Firmwarrior 4y ago
I did this, it was a piece of cake. My city/state apparently hate businesses, so it ended up costing about $800 total, but I had an official tax ID and everything.
I went back into the salaried workforce eventually, and the background check company just wanted some proof that my company existed, which I covered by showing them the business license or something (can't remember exactly what I did). Practically zero hassle. (I just told the truth in the interview that I wasn't proving to be a business genius, and I was worried I'd eventually fall behind on technical topics)
- lumost 4y agoPerfect! Ooc do you keep the old business license around for side projects? I've thought of creating a corp for this purpose.
- Firmwarrior 4y agonah, it was way too expensive, it only makes sense to have when you're doing something that could theoretically earn money