JonnyRoccIT
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You niggas ain't shit .
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Sion;7219588 said:Either C or S corporation, a better question would be what type of legal entity should one use to start a new business and what entity is better for tax purposes. I would recommend an LLC b/c you can literally choose any type of corporate structure that is beneficial to your tax bracket/situation. I think in general S Corporation is better but if you have low earnings in your first year, depending on what state you live in if you're taxed as Sole Proprietorship you can be taxed at your income bracket.
I would advise sitting down with a tax accountant. I don't know the structure of your business or what you sell so I can't give you specific information fam.
JonnyRoccIT;7219553 said:You niggas ain't shit .
zerocool;7219648 said:JonnyRoccIT;7219553 said:You niggas ain't shit .
Bro...you gotta be patient when running a business. .....
Look you cussing out potential customers
JonnyRoccIT;7219660 said:zerocool;7219648 said:JonnyRoccIT;7219553 said:You niggas ain't shit .
Bro...you gotta be patient when running a business. .....
Look you cussing out potential customers
IC Niggas got wayyyy too Much Pride to Put money into another IC nigga's Pocket .
It would be cool if niggas was Supportive like that tho .
kontakz.;7220090 said:nice thread i too am putting out a line.
i just got my copywright for the designs
so should i now register as an llc?
pralims;7219939 said:I would support.
but you have to keep the negative and reverse psychology out of it. it's like you trying to dare someone to support you.
you have to let your product speak for itself.
you might even think about starting out with giving some stuff away free.
it sounds crazy but you have to create and build a brand.
Branding is a very underrated business practice with black people.
you create the interest, and let the people come as you promote also.
if the product is good it will catch peoples eye, and they will ask questions about where to find it.
have your website on the back of shirts. start up general conversations and hand out your card at the end. go to local clothing stores and speak with managers and regional managers. offer them free samples.
offer local talent free shit to promote your brand since they have the attention of your demographic.
just a few ideas.
but to answer your question...@sion is right and you can also hire a CPA to explain it to you and create it for you.
zerocool;7219830 said:JonnyRoccIT;7219660 said:zerocool;7219648 said:JonnyRoccIT;7219553 said:You niggas ain't shit .
Bro...you gotta be patient when running a business. .....
Look you cussing out potential customers
IC Niggas got wayyyy too Much Pride to Put money into another IC nigga's Pocket .
It would be cool if niggas was Supportive like that tho .
Drop your website.....I need more clothes
Malcolm Xtra;7219640 said:JonnyRoccIT;7219624 said:Sion;7219588 said:Either C or S corporation, a better question would be what type of legal entity should one use to start a new business and what entity is better for tax purposes. I would recommend an LLC b/c you can literally choose any type of corporate structure that is beneficial to your tax bracket/situation. I think in general S Corporation is better but if you have low earnings in your first year, depending on what state you live in if you're taxed as Sole Proprietorship you can be taxed at your income bracket.
I would advise sitting down with a tax accountant. I don't know the structure of your business or what you sell so I can't give you specific information fam.
I'm an LLC of course for the Liability protection . I Officially own a Clothing Line now, so i guess that falls under Retail . But like I said I'm running it online , Not gonna be Brick & Mortar anytime soon .
That's wussup bro...drop the website.....
I've been thinking about starting a clothing line online within the next year.
pralims;7219939 said:I would support.
but you have to keep the negative and reverse psychology out of it. it's like you trying to dare someone to support you.
you have to let your product speak for itself.
you might even think about starting out with giving some stuff away free.
it sounds crazy but you have to create and build a brand.
Branding is a very underrated business practice with black people.
you create the interest, and let the people come as you promote also.
if the product is good it will catch peoples eye, and they will ask questions about where to find it.
have your website on the back of shirts. start up general conversations and hand out your card at the end. go to local clothing stores and speak with managers and regional managers. offer them free samples.
offer local talent free shit to promote your brand since they have the attention of your demographic.
just a few ideas.
but to answer your question...@sion is right and you can also hire a CPA to explain it to you and create it for you.
Malcolm Xtra;7219640 said:JonnyRoccIT;7219624 said:Sion;7219588 said:Either C or S corporation, a better question would be what type of legal entity should one use to start a new business and what entity is better for tax purposes. I would recommend an LLC b/c you can literally choose any type of corporate structure that is beneficial to your tax bracket/situation. I think in general S Corporation is better but if you have low earnings in your first year, depending on what state you live in if you're taxed as Sole Proprietorship you can be taxed at your income bracket.
I would advise sitting down with a tax accountant. I don't know the structure of your business or what you sell so I can't give you specific information fam.
I'm an LLC of course for the Liability protection . I Officially own a Clothing Line now, so i guess that falls under Retail . But like I said I'm running it online , Not gonna be Brick & Mortar anytime soon .
That's wussup bro...drop the website.....
I've been thinking about starting a clothing line online within the next year.