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I'm currently making a couple hundred dollars from a business I've started in November. I'm a little worried about how long I can keep going until bank/my platforms/the IRS start wondering where the money is coming from. Amazon won't even let me make a sellers account without an EIN now and I believe Shopify won't let me continue under the same circumstances too. Right now I can't financially afford to incorporate, but I wan't to start filing business taxes so I can continue making money.
So is there anything I can do to start filing my taxes without the thousands of dollars that it takes to hire a lawyer and incorporate until I can save up enough to do so?
PS - I'm in Nevada
So is there anything I can do to start filing my taxes without the thousands of dollars that it takes to hire a lawyer and incorporate until I can save up enough to do so?
PS - I'm in Nevada
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