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> in Europe it costs money to start a business, some paperwork and taxes is involved, even if you don’t make a single sale not everywhere - in Poland it is fi
by purple_turtle 2y ago
> in Europe it costs money to start a business, some paperwork and taxes is involved, even if you don’t make a single sale
not everywhere - in Poland it is fine to run a tiny-scale business without registration
https://www.biznes.gov.pl/pl/portal/00115 https://www.biznes.gov.pl/pl/portal/00115 - among requirements, scale must be less than 75% of a minimum wage. Enough to test it.
> otherwise how do people know you are a legit business? For example, I’m not giving my credit card details to any random website to buy silly stuff unless they are properly identified
I do not care so much, as long of amounts are tiny - in case of fraud it is bank's problem
- LtdJorge 2y agoWth? That's a great system you guys have.
- j_4 2y agoOn paper, yeah. Sadly the threshold is very low, and you get hit with a brutal regressive tax immediately after you pass it (obligatory lump-sum social security tax).
- purple_turtle 2y agoOh, I am not claiming that overall system is friendly. I am paying some absurd taxes myself. But at least "I want to test run a business idea at tiny scale, without violating law" is solved.