Legal Question in Technology Law in New York
Hello, I would like to know what do i need to do to start a online business that is going to sell services online to the entire USA, we are not intending to sell physical products neither shipping products, all of our business will be through the internet, also is only going to be like 3 people working like my wife, me and brother in law, we are not going to be having an physical office because like i said before everything is going to be in the internet, so i would like to know what do i need to do to register, best legal things that would cover us, do we need lawyers?, papers, how not to get sue, taxes, etc... your help will be much appreciate. thank you in advance. Also we are planning on starting the business in NY, one last thing is that for future we will consider selling the same service to another country out of the USA
2 Answers from Attorneys
Depending upon the type of service being offered you may need licensing in some or all states. You will certainly need to be incorporated, and to comply with various tax and insurance regulations. A lawyer would certainly be helpful to to guide you through the setup phase, though it's not likely that you'll need an attorney on any extended basis once you get going.
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