>Cost-wise it’s maybe $500 a year, all in (unless you have the pleasure of living in California, in which case you have to add their inane $800 on top). But that’s pretty reasonable considering the optionality it gives you to just… build shit these days.
You don't need an LLC to build things and sell things. And you also get the downsides of needing to stay at an office to be able to be served or having to have your active home address be publicly viewable.
You don't have to actually be physically present at your registered address, but they do need to be able to serve legal papers there. Any incorporation agent you use will be able to accept them on your behalf.
charcircuit · · focus · HN ↗
You don't need an LLC to build things and sell things. And you also get the downsides of needing to stay at an office to be able to be served or having to have your active home address be publicly viewable.
someonebaggy · · focus · HN ↗