Your Questions About How To Do Business Online Tips

Jere answers:

First of all you need to determine what your interest or passion is this is important so to keep you in business for long.

You can start as affiliate or creating an e -goods store to sell onlin, you could also start by creating blog if you are good in writing or have a flair for it.

Generally you have numerous avenues to start off online all you Need is to sit down and determine what would work best for you.

Jere answers:

Ah, well, I dont know what the procedures in Canada are, but you have to at least register yourself as a sole proprietor in a small business, $45 fee, and a name search – usually you can get away with a preliminary search for $10, or you may need to do the full search for $40 or so. Go here and select your region for full information:
http://www.bdc-canada.com/BDC/services/business_reg_main.htm

Here in the US you need at the very least a Federal TAX ID number from the IRS. You can back that up with a fictictious name purchase from the state, and be ready to go using any made up name for your business. If you want to buy things tax free for resale, then you need to have a state issued resale certificate and use that to open an actual company bank account.

Jere answers:

It will depend on what you are selling but all businesses need to have license. Yes taxes will need to be paid. I started an online business that I show others how to do you can email me if you want to know more about it. If you have a product already a good place to start is with the domain name you wish to have look it up like here on yahoo

Jere answers:

Try El Dorado (http://www.eldorado.net/) they distribute all of the things you mentioned. I would be careful on trying to do too much at once. I would either focus on the on line business or the home parties, but not both, at least not right away.

Best of luck!

Jere answers:

You need to look for various factors before selecting a merchant account provider for e-commerce business. Transaction cost is the main thing. Also check for their hidden costs and customer support capabilities.

The other thing you need to look at is what type of goods you are going to sell online. Some businesses are categorized as “high risk merchants” and it will be hard to get a merchant account provider for high risk businesses.

I suggest you to visit http://www.merchant-account-comparison.org/online-merchant-account and read the details. It has useful tips and recommendations for online merchant account service providers.