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Creating an unregistered company
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2020-02-17 at 7:08 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Now clearly the context here refers to the question of can you start in illegal unregistered company?.
not at all. reread the title. op asked if its possible to set up an entity to do bussinesses without registering this newly esgablished entity
which is yes, he can.The answer is clearly no, because in the context used a company (business) has to comply with a multitude of laws for it to be viewed as a company.
only according to legalese.Again you provided the clue in YOUR definition re: limited liability…that right there indicates it needs to comply with the law to qualify for that alone.
no where did 'limited liability' or LLC of anykind were mentioned by op.
company is just a pact between two or more people to do bussinesses. it can either be registered, or unregistered.
CIA is commonly being reffered to as 'the company'. so tell me, is CIA an PLC, LLC ? INC, or corporation ? -
2020-02-17 at 7:10 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Simply because it doesn't state it in the heavily cropped version and selectively chosen definition you google for doesn't mean it doesn't have to be registered. absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence..etc
Obviously to be accepted legally as a company they have to be registered and 100% to have "limited liability" you need to be registered and legal.
…again my analogy takes care of it.
Calling yourself a goat doesn't mean you are a goat…
Without agreeing with the moron in the room I have to disagree with you. I have been following the exchange between you two and have decided to spend 3 minutes looking into this. There are 11 definitions of company as a noun according to Merriam-Webster. This conversation concerns itself with "an association of persons for carrying on a commercial or industrial enterprise".
In the US varying from state to state, county to county, and city/town to city/town certain types of business that a company may engage in may be required by federal, state, or local ordinance to obtain a license to conduct that business in the interest of the company. Therefore the company must be licensed to operate. If the business of the company is prohibited by law it is no longer defined as a company but as a criminal organization. If the business of the company is not regulated or prohibited no license is required.
Taking the later case where no prohibition or regulation exist on the business activities of the company "registration" is only required if the individuals of the company wisely wish to avoid personal liability as a result of the business activities of the company. You can legally operate a company as a sole proprietor or general partnership without registering or having a licences provided the business activities of the company are not prohibited or regulated.The following users say it would be alright if the author of this post didn't die in a fire! -
2020-02-17 at 7:38 PM UTC
Originally posted by Speedy Parker Without agreeing with the moron in the room I have to disagree with you. I have been following the exchange between you two and have decided to spend 3 minutes looking into this. There are 11 definitions of company as a noun according to Merriam-Webster. This conversation concerns itself with "an association of persons for carrying on a commercial or industrial enterprise".
In the US varying from state to state, county to county, and city/town to city/town certain types of business that a company may engage in may be required by federal, state, or local ordinance to obtain a license to conduct that business in the interest of the company. Therefore the company must be licensed to operate. If the business of the company is prohibited by law it is no longer defined as a company but as a criminal organization. If the business of the company is not regulated or prohibited no license is required.
Taking the later case where no prohibition or regulation exist on the business activities of the company "registration" is only required if the individuals of the company wisely wish to avoid personal liability as a result of the business activities of the company. You can legally operate a company as a sole proprietor or general partnership without registering or having a licences provided the business activities of the company are not prohibited or regulated.
thanks for agreeing with me. -
2020-02-17 at 7:43 PM UTC
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2020-02-17 at 7:44 PM UTC^ thanks.
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2020-02-17 at 7:46 PM UTC
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2020-02-17 at 8:07 PM UTC
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2020-02-17 at 9:01 PM UTCAgain context, note the question posed by the Oppie and the choice of words "Creating" for example...if decide you and your mate billy are going to start selling tacos and calling your "company" ...Twatty and Billy's tacos..doesn't require any steps to "create" it, create implies actually steps which other companies, vendors, customers will look at and say "hmmm this is a legit company"
...otherwise it's just a word and again, you can of course call yourself a goat but it doesn't mean you are a goat.
CONTEXXXXTTT NIGGAS..
Can you play make believe and come up with a company name? YES
Will it have any legal meaning/value/protections, aka operate as a legitimate legal and registered company? NO
Will it be accepted as a legit company by anyone who looks into it or tries to look you up at companies house? NO
Will it help you get credit with vendors? NO
..it begs the question then..why bother except to play make believe grownups. -
2020-02-17 at 9:09 PM UTCThe big question is whether you are doing business under your own name or not. If not, and even if so, then applying to the local registry of business names is advisable.
If you want limited liability, then that is a different matter, and something the likes of OP doesn't need to worry about - what will his creditors take besides his Wii U? -
2020-02-17 at 9:10 PM UTC
Originally posted by Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country If you want limited liability, then that is a different matter, and something the likes of OP doesn't need to worry about - what will his creditors take besides his Wii U?
The millions upon millions he will make from his stunning graphic art -
2020-02-17 at 10:10 PM UTClike I said majority of people especially who dont mwke money off of it sre just as bad. out the average person in front of the computer and see the type of shit thwt comes out. at lewst my stuff has heart and is unique. doesnt copy and shitty feminist fag trends.
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2020-02-17 at 11:03 PM UTC
Originally posted by Wariat like I said majority of people especially who dont mwke money off of it sre just as bad. out the average person in fromt of the co puter wnd see the type of shit thwt comes out. at lewst my stuff has hewrt and is unique. doesnt copy and shitty feminist fag trends.
I wouldn't even like to imagine how much would a lawyer would charge to interpret this gibberish. -
2020-02-17 at 11:05 PM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Again context, note the question posed by the Oppie and the choice of words "Creating" for example…if decide you and your mate billy are going to start selling tacos and calling your "company" …Twatty and Billy's tacos..doesn't require any steps to "create" it, create implies actually steps which other companies, vendors, customers will look at and say "hmmm this is a legit company"
…otherwise it's just a word and again, you can of course call yourself a goat but it doesn't mean you are a goat.
CONTEXXXXTTT NIGGAS..
Can you play make believe and come up with a company name? YES
Will it have any legal meaning/value/protections, aka operate as a legitimate legal and registered company? NO
Will it be accepted as a legit company by anyone who looks into it or tries to look you up at companies house? NO
Will it help you get credit with vendors? NO
..it begs the question then..why bother except to play make believe grownups.
Didn't read. Texas grows assholes like Canada grows spruce. -
2020-02-18 at 2:37 AM UTC
Originally posted by Jiggaboo_Johnson Again context, note the question posed by the Oppie and the choice of words "Creating" for example…if decide you and your mate billy are going to start selling tacos and calling your "company" …Twatty and Billy's tacos..doesn't require any steps to "create" it, create implies actually steps which other companies, vendors, customers will look at and say "hmmm this is a legit company"
…otherwise it's just a word and again, you can of course call yourself a goat but it doesn't mean you are a goat.
CONTEXXXXTTT NIGGAS..
Can you play make believe and come up with a company name? YES
Will it have any legal meaning/value/protections, aka operate as a legitimate legal and registered company? NO
Will it be accepted as a legit company by anyone who looks into it or tries to look you up at companies house? NO
Will it help you get credit with vendors? NO
..it begs the question then..why bother except to play make believe grownups.
That is a very poor analogy and factually inaccurate. In all 50 states food is regulated and requires licensing. The legal fact is that you are wrong. I sense you have entirely to much emotion invested in being right on this and won't give over to truth so we are done on this topic.
