Looks like the site is down now breh. Moved to a different domain?Just did a site redesign and still adding finishing touches to it. Keep grinding everyonecheck out the site www.fteswl.com feedback appreciated
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Ol’Otis
The Picasso of the Ghetto
Working on mine now
LinusCaldwell
From The Eastside with Love
Been down for a quite a bit trying to figure out what’s the next best move
Podcast still going on check Apple podcast or SoundCloud FTESWL
Brehs where can I just get to square one to read? Or can we start a group chat or something?
I saw this course on Udemy:
https://www.udemy.com/the-complete-wordpress-website-business-course/
It looked more about building and managing websites for others and I'm actually looking to build and market my own website so I didn't enroll but the preview videos were pretty in-depth and the reviews are great.
my bad I meant to ask this in the Amazon thread, but in general I'm trying to set up some passive online income but most avenues being pushed are over saturated. I think it may be beneficial if we start a group chat for certain topics.
Anyone familiar with the DBA process in Texas?
G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman
Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Might gotta pay Legalzoom $100 to handle that one for you.
I can do it myself for $25. I was looking to get insight from someone who went through the process and if they eventually got a llc or s corp?
theworldismine13
God Emperor of SOHH
then your real question is should you get an llc or an s corp, the dba is not an issue
I guess. Does it make sense getting either one of the two if I don't plan on making more than $100K annually?
it matters to determine how you want to get taxed. This is why going through legal zoom was mentioned. If you can stomach it then you can pay that $25 after you've understood the information. It is kinda complicated so legalzoom is there to remove that complication from you. You will have to start paying taxes on stuff once you start making more than like $600 or something like that depending on the state laws, unless it's a declared Hobby, which is also different per state. so... yeah
G.O.A.T Squad Spokesman
Logic Is Absent Wherever Hate Is Present
Also depends on the type of business for liability/insurance purposes on top of the tax differential. Here's more game
Compare Business Structures - LLC vs. Corporation, S Corporation and C Corporation | LegalZoom
