
This workshop will be held on Monday, July 17th from 15:00 PT to 16:00 PT. At some point when you're selling on eBay you realize you've got a "real" business on your hands. Should you make it official by forming a corporation, limited liability company (LLC) or other legal entity? Doing so can protect you against legal liability, and help you save on taxes. It can also protect you in the event you are ever audited by the IRS or your state tax authority. In this workshop, popular eBay University instructor Cliff Ennico describes the different ways you can legally organize a business in all 50 states and the advantages and disadvantages of each, with a focus on the "real world" needs of eBay sellers.






When deciding whether to form an llc or corporation for your ebay business, you should look at what type of product you are selling. A main reason to form an llc will be to limit your liability and reduce taxes. So before you file, make sure to contact an accountant, and try to get an impartial understanding about your risks in selling your product.
I filed my business at Incoporate Online. They were able to complete the filing in a couple of weeks and everything went smoothly.
Posted by: Joey | March 10, 2007 8:22 PM | Permalink to Comment