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2 Answers | Asked in Business Formation and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: What licenses or certifications do I need to start a business on Printify in Indiana?

I don't know if I need to create a tax ID, register my proposed business entity as a business, or whatever else I might need to do to start a business. I don't want to get in trouble later for something I didn't do today.

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answered on Jun 21, 2024

To start a business on Printify in Indiana, you'll need to take several steps to ensure you're operating legally. Here's a concise overview of what you'll likely need:

1. Business Structure: Choose and register your business structure (e.g., sole proprietorship, LLC,...
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2 Answers | Asked in Business Formation and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: What licenses or certifications do I need to start a business on Printify in Indiana?

I don't know if I need to create a tax ID, register my proposed business entity as a business, or whatever else I might need to do to start a business. I don't want to get in trouble later for something I didn't do today.

Jennifer Newton
Jennifer Newton
answered on Jul 2, 2024

To help you get started, here are the key steps you should consider when starting any business:

Business Structure: Decide on your business structure (e.g., sole proprietorship, LLC, corporation). Many small business owners choose an LLC for its liability protection and tax flexibility....
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1 Answer | Asked in Business Formation, Business Law and Tax Law for Indiana on
Q: What licenses or certifications do I need for tax purposes to start a business on Printify?

I am wanting to start a business on Printify and want to know what licenses or certifications I need for tax purposes, if I need anything on behalf of my business, if I even need to register as a business, etc. I have no idea where to start.

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answered on Jun 19, 2024

To start a business on Printify, which is a print-on-demand platform, you may need to consider the following licenses, certifications, and tax requirements:

1. Business structure: Decide on the legal structure of your business (sole proprietorship, partnership, LLC, or corporation). This...
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1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Real Estate Law, Tax Law and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: The correct entity name to be registered with SOS Indiana

For asset protection and Tax minimisation purposes, for rental properties in Indiana that is owned by a Series LLC (ie. Example LLC - Scenario Series) formed in Texas, should the full series entity name (ie. Example LLC - Scenario Series) be registered with Secretary of State Indiana for foreign... View More

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answered on Jan 3, 2024

In your case, dealing with a Texas Series LLC owning rental properties in Indiana, the registration with the Indiana Secretary of State (SOS) requires careful consideration. The Series LLC structure is unique in that it allows for separate series or cells within a single LLC, each with its own... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Employment Law, Business Law and Employment Discrimination for Indiana on
Q: I was terminated before I started a job

After selling or giving away much of our personal effects and furniture, accepting an offer on our home, I received a call late Friday that the hiring manager is no longer with the company and the job offer I had signed has been rescinded and terminated.

The feelings I have rushing through... View More

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answered on Nov 15, 2023

Many people have had their job offers rescinded, often for reasons beyond their control.

There are a few reasons why a company might rescind a job offer. One reason is that the company may have lost funding or had to make layoffs. Another reason is that the company may have found a more...
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2 Answers | Asked in Business Law, Civil Rights, Constitutional Law and International Law for Indiana on
Q: If one asks a company about business generally what IDif any & why
Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Dec 14, 2024

It could depend on the company and the nature of the business to be done with them. If it involves employment, companies could request copies of licenses or passports. Good luck

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1 Answer | Asked in Business Law, Civil Litigation and Tax Law for Indiana on
Q: What are my options when dealing with a business?

I stayed in a motel for five months. I was harrassed by the general manager and threatened by the assistant manager. I was charged a fraudulent pet fee which equaled to a nightly rate in order for management to remove me from property earlier than expected. I have called customer service multiple... View More

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answered on Sep 9, 2024

When dealing with a business that has treated you unfairly, there are several steps you can take to protect your rights. Start by gathering all the evidence you have, such as receipts, videos, and any correspondence with the motel management or customer service. Make sure to document every... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Consumer Law, Foreclosure, Tax Law and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: Can I make a negotiable instrument out of my bill for property taxes? I I'm not the principle my name isn't on the house

We are losing the house to back taxes.

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answered on Aug 15, 2024

It's really tough when you're facing the possibility of losing a home due to unpaid property taxes. Unfortunately, if your name isn't on the house and you aren't the principal owner, you don't have the legal authority to turn a tax bill into a negotiable instrument. The... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Tax Law, Business Formation and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: Is it permissible for a minority member in a manager-managed LLC to act as a paid manager via a mgmt-services agreement?
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answered on Jul 18, 2024

Yes, it is permissible for a minority member in a manager-managed LLC to act as a paid manager via a management-services agreement. However, this arrangement must comply with the LLC’s operating agreement and any applicable state laws. It's important to ensure that the agreement is clearly... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Copyright and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: Can I use comics images in my affiliate marketing website?

I blog about Marvel super heroes on my website that has affiliate links to sell superhero products (comics, clothing, models, etc). In my blog, I provide commentary on Marvel characters to engage my readers. In the posts, I want to provide pictures from relevant Marvel comics to provide interest... View More

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answered on Jul 18, 2024

Using images from Marvel comics on your affiliate marketing website can potentially infringe on copyright and trademark laws. Even though you provide commentary and attribute the images to their rightful owners, this does not automatically qualify as fair use. Fair use is a complex legal doctrine... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Criminal Law, Arbitration / Mediation Law, Business Law and Civil Litigation for Indiana on
Q: Why won't the police do anything when someone takes your items without compensation?

Left items at toy store for appraisal,after a balljoint failed ruck totalled almost life lined. Kept in touch full time with Google, or Bay. But soon as got my feet back on ground and was ready pick up my legally owning items. for two totes toys from 1980-1999 and 73 HOTWHEELS was $40 so declined... View More

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answered on Mar 31, 2024

Contact the Attorney General's Office for consumer fraud.

2 Answers | Asked in Business Law, Civil Litigation and Criminal Law for Indiana on
Q: I am undergrad at ivytech. I was curious on if I would be able to get a summer law internship this summer.

I will be transferring next year as a junior. I am currently studying criminal justice and want to go into criminal law. I will be taking a couple classes, but was hoping to possibly get an internship at a firm this next summer. If you guys are looking, I would be very interested at working at your... View More

John Michael Frick
John Michael Frick
answered on Oct 2, 2023

This is a legal question and answer forum and not a job seeking forum. You should reach out directly to the law firm where you are interested in obtaining an internship.

It would help you in your search if you were to put together a resume detailing your undergraduate legal coursework...
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1 Answer | Asked in Business Formation and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: What is the difference between an Entity Authorization and a Corporate Resolution?
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answered on Sep 28, 2023

In Indiana, an Entity Authorization is a general document that specifies who can act on behalf of any business entity. A Corporate Resolution is specific to corporations and records formal decisions made by the board of directors or shareholders. Both indicate who is authorized to make decisions... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Contracts, Business Law, Civil Litigation and Legal Malpractice for Indiana on
Q: Lawyer violated rules conduct terribly with doc. Evid., commision denied the claim an did not act what should do next?!?

Had proof, they admitted the act in email, withdrew early and falsified the reasoning to the courts. But lied to me, made huge mistakes, acted without competence or diligence to the point of me have to help them and tell them how to do things. Confronted firm multiple times of actions but was... View More

Joel Gary Selik
Joel Gary Selik
answered on Sep 28, 2023

Of the many items you list as error, some may lead to a legal malpractice claim. Consult with experienced Legal Malpractice specialists attorneys in the state where this occurred.

1 Answer | Asked in Business Law and Energy, Oil and Gas for Indiana on
Q: Can a gas station sell a carton of cigarettes as 10 individual packs to make more money off of them?

When someone comes in to buy a carton we are made to ring up 10 individual packs so the customer pays more and doesn’t get a deal, wouldn’t this be considered price gouging since they are supposed to be sold a whole and not 10 individual packs.

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Aug 26, 2023

An Indiana attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for five weeks. Energy and oil (a selected category for your post) attorneys don't usually get involved in these situations. A consumer rights attorney might have insight on this. Good luck

1 Answer | Asked in Business Law for Indiana on
Q: How do I go about approaching the Indiana Lottery about an app Idea I would like to sell to them.

I have an amazing app Idea for every states lottery...I don't want to develope and launch it I just want to take my idea the Lottery commission starting with Indiana and working my way to other state lotteries..and try to sell them the app Idea ..I have no idea where to begin.can you help?

Tim Akpinar
Tim Akpinar
answered on Jul 28, 2023

An intellectual property would probably have the best insight into your situation. You could discuss further with a patent or copyright attorney, depending on what it is you have in terms of an App - This is something that intellectual property attorneys are knowledgeable in. Good luck

1 Answer | Asked in Business Law and Real Estate Law for Indiana on
Q: If HOA Board resigns en masse, effective immediately, can they rescind resignations without homeowners approving?
Matthew Morris
Matthew Morris
answered on Jul 24, 2023

You probably need to look at a couple documents and a couple provisions of the law to know what legal effect the mass resignation caused.

First, find copies of your governing documents. If your HOA is a corporation (most are), you are looking for your Articles of Incorporation and your...
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1 Answer | Asked in Employment Law, Tax Law and Business Law for Indiana on
Q: Can volunteer bartenders working on behalf of a 501c3 accept tips from customers?

I work as a bar manager (as a paid employee) for a nonprofit 501c3 organization that hosts a theatre festival every summer. During the festival we have a handful of volunteer bartenders. We have run into an issue where the jars put out in the past have always been claimed by the organization as... View More

Matthew Morris
Matthew Morris
answered on Jul 3, 2023

You have an interesting question, and a full answer would require looking at individualized details of your organization and the people who are both working and volunteering for it. But here are some things that you might consider.

As you point out, the general rule is that tips left for an...
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1 Answer | Asked in Business Law, Employment Law, Civil Rights and Criminal Law for Indiana on
Q: Employer wants me to secretly record customers in their homes for sales pitches in Indiana. Is that legal?
Maurice Mandel II
Maurice Mandel II
answered on May 24, 2023

Wiretap laws are different in each state. This could be a criminal violation. Something just doesn't sound right when the employer says to "secretly" tape record your customers in their own homes. The customers have a right to privacy and this would appear to violate that. If it... View More

1 Answer | Asked in Business Law for Indiana on
Q: How is the statute of limitations determined when two parties to a contract live in different states.

One party is in a state that has a 6 year statute of limitations for a contract and the other party resides in a state with a 10 year statute of limitations for a contract. The person in the 10 year state wishes to sue the person in the 6 year state for breach of contract. How would the courts... View More

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answered on Mar 5, 2023

The answer to that question is probably more complicated than you anticipated because it may depend on where the lawsuit is filed. There are also some nuances that can change the answer. I'm going to give you the short version of the answer, without addressing all the nuances. To get... View More

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