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DUNS numbers are for all legal entities including individuals only if they do operate as a business through sole proprietorship, otherwise no.
by Keyframe 1y ago
DUNS numbers are for all legal entities including individuals
only if they do operate as a business through sole proprietorship, otherwise no.
- arghwhat 1y agoNo, a single person individual can register. Doing business is orthogonal to being a company, and depending on your country, some "company" forms are just VAT filing registrations for an individual itself with no independent legal status. What you normally call a company is something that behaves as an independent legal person. However, it may be legally required to register a proper company if your yearly business volume exceed a certain value - check local rules - but it may also be perfectly fine to do business as an individual below that volume, in which case the legal entity is just you. (The alternative to being a business in a transaction is being a consumer)
- immibis 1y agoThere's no legal distinction between an individual and a sole proprietorship