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Roger Clark4 said:Look, you just perform any activity you've officially registered for... you do the work, you bill the client, and you log it in your books. 😉 It doesn't matter how wildly different the jobs are, as long as they're all listed under your business registration. 😁
Thanks, Roger Clark4. I had a feeling that was the case... it seems so straightforward to just bill for the work and record it, but everyone here is such an expert that I couldn't get a straight answer from anyone else 😁 Thanks again 🙂👍
I’m going to lay this out very clearly and concisely, because I am honestly at my wits' end here... nobody seems to have a straight answer for me, and it's driving me a little crazy. So, if anyone actually knows the answer, please, be so kind as to explain it to me. Thank you in advance.
So, here is the situation. I’ve officially set up my LLC. My primary business focus is running coffee shops—which I’ve already launched—but I also have quite a few other secondary activities listed on my registration. What happens if I want to branch out into something else that I'm already technically registered for? Like, say, I decide I want to offer makeup services or perhaps handle vehicle title transfers... what exactly do I need to do?