WriterGirl_15
Jun 28, 2012, 01:44 PM
I'm a teenager with extensive babysitting experience and good Internet skills. I want to start a business planning parties for kids. (Their parents would be the ones hiring me.) I'd be using a website as my 'main base' (in other words, I won't have an office address or phone). My only mode of promotion/advertising will be word-of-mouth. I know of several teenagers who have started babysitting businesses this way without problems.
I won't have any co-workers or employees; it's just me and the clients. The website I want to make will be run through a free website service.
Should I look into a certain permit or license before starting my party-planning business, or can I just launch the website and start spreading the word?
Also, should I be concerned with taxes? I mean, kids who mow people's lawns in their neighborhood or babysit don't pay taxes, and this won't be much different than that.
I won't have any co-workers or employees; it's just me and the clients. The website I want to make will be run through a free website service.
Should I look into a certain permit or license before starting my party-planning business, or can I just launch the website and start spreading the word?
Also, should I be concerned with taxes? I mean, kids who mow people's lawns in their neighborhood or babysit don't pay taxes, and this won't be much different than that.