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What legal documents/regulations must South African residents comply with to do business online in the USA (national, not state specific)? For example: Establishing online directories with paid listings, membership sites etc. Can one trade as sole proprietor or must a business be registered, and if so is it a local or foreign registration?
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Howard Blake
Posted 3 months ago
“The answer to this is fraught with complexity around tax and liability and entity choice. In some instances you have to be insured per state in which you trade. The entity which you register and the state in which it is registered have different consequences. There are no cheap or short cut options, get professional advice state side!”