Stephanie, I thought about going for Sole Prop., but I'd rather have my business assets separate from my personal. This would be the one way for me to protect my family.
Filing for an EIN# is free. I'm not sure what the fee is to file for an LLC. I'll be meeting with an Accountant to see what the best way for me is. I would suggest anyone going into this for the first time do the same. You dont want to...
Great information. So here is what I get from all 3 pages/Sole Proprietorship = I assume all responsibility and there is no gray area between my "business assets" and my own personal assets. All are wrapped up into one! LLC = suited for...
Thanks every one. I'll go look into the link DALIG.I do have a person in mind. He used to work for the IRS and he comes highly recommended by two of my friends who have their own business.
Questions for anyone doing business in a state that has a Cottage Food law. 1.) Do you do business under a company name?2.) Do you have a E.I.N (tax #)#?-If you do, are you able to write off certain things i.e.; mixes, sugar, "start up"...
Rosiepan, I think I need to make my fondant sausage strip a little bigger. Here is the cake I did last night for my daughters summer school teacher. She loved it. http://cakecentral.com/gallery/2083475
Quote:Originally Posted by RosiepanYou could also use a sausage of fondant underneath the covering fondant. I don't have the pan and that is what I did. Was pleased at my first attempt.That's the look that I am going for!!!!!
