Can I Keep Company At 13?

   At the age of 13, he was determined to make money, to close companies, and that was LAW !!! The problem is that there is money only in drugs ..... Become a local dealer, but be honest with people and find a stable, accurate supplier who will not let you down the rink!

   If you want to have a registered company, it must be in the name of an adult. Initial capital must be paid in, I think that BGN 50 will be enough for it ... they are even enough. If you want to have a company, you must be willing to pay fees and taxes. I don't know if you want such a job only for the summer or permanently, but I think you will like school and work too much. There are many more commitments to create and manage a company, I just do not list. When you knock on the Internet, everything comes out, but I don't think you're ready for such a responsibility. F16

   Well done, if it's true. The company is the easiest job, you will just register it in the name of your mother or father. The problem is that first you do not have the right to work at this age and the institutions if they find out that a minor works, will fine you or whoever runs the company there. In a sense, it is only a matter of time before they get the impression that a minor is selling in a food booth and then it becomes a problem. The second problem is that I don't know if yours will want to deal with it, because if they register a company, they get into some quarrels. They have to deal with accounting firms, registration and maintenance of cash registers, issue permits, check them by the NRA, etc. Separately, you have to pay taxes, insurance, for accounting, for a cash register subscription, an electronic signature and a bunch of other things that are meaningless for a business start-up. Maybe it's good to start without a company, but you have to figure it out somehow to sell it without getting caught. I don't know if you will only sell at home, only if you will sell to classmates at school, but if you open something black and white, you will be caught and the problems will start.

   You will do it well, but how will you maintain and develop it. In Bulgaria, for a successful business you have to be a son-in-law, a son or grandson of partisans and party members, a communist and to report where you have to. And, let's not forget, if you have a relative, a former DS agent, it is still useful.

   I didn't even know you had to pay taxes for a company. I guess I'll go without it ... I also won't work with a push, I planned to make deliveries by bike, but obviously I just haven't considered things. I will try to make a better plan. Thank you!:)

   In theory, your idea is great, but in practice ... first to register a company you have to be over 18, then you have to have a cash register, headquarters, well, you can give the address of the family apartment, then because you want to deliver food you will probably have to deal with HEI to prove that you properly store and deliver food and that accordingly you yourself are not sick of anything contagious. Certainly not, but a health card is required when working with food. Besides, as those before me told you, you are even under 14, so by law you have no right to work, even at your own will. And it's not as easy as you think. It does not work with one wheel and navigation. And someone, necessarily an adult, has to sign contracts with the restaurants from which you will take the food ... so,

   And why didn't you say you carried them by bike? Well, in general, you have to deal with a company. Hardly anyone will go to follow you from the NRA by bike. Just be careful not to sell something spoiled to someone or beat them up with the bill that they will immediately contact the institutions and then get angry.

   People, don't you realize that this child wants to buy textbooks with the money? -Yoko

   Yes, number 8, and for the eighth grade ... It seems that the parents are not completely devoted - a sad story. I am a mother of two children who were not at all drooling, overly satisfied and so on, but the textbooks up to 12th grade, I definitely believe that they are a parental obligation.

   And №8 don't you realize that a 13-year-old child has finished 6th grade, and up to 8th grade inclusive the textbooks are free !!!! So tomorrow a baby may want to make only money for diapers? Will you help him with advice? We humans have invented rules called laws. These laws indicate that children under the age of 16 are not allowed to work. And just after he turned 15, the state stopped giving him free textbooks. This is not invented from the air! At the age of 13, it is the duty of a child not to think about business, but to read his books for the summer and to practice fractions and grading in mathematics. What kind of business can it be when school starts in just a month and a half? And this year, eventually, his parents hope not to do business, but to prepare well for graduation and apply for a good high school.

   I am fascinated by the enthusiasm and ingenious idea! Well done friend! This is a clear sign that (if not now at 13), then at least at 20. you will be much more oriented and successful than 90% of your peers! Believe in yourself! : *

   You have to issue receipts, and for that you need a fiscal printer and a permanent connection with the NRA. This costs more than BGN 50. You must also insure yourself and have an accountant. At least a few years ago, the law was such that a person with an education as an accountant had to prepare your reports, and you could not do it yourself as the owner of the company. Now I don't know how it is. And it costs more than BGN 50. Not to mention the sanitary control by HEI and other things that are mandatory when selling food. Your shrimp must be tested in a laboratory and have a certificate. At this stage it is not worth pushing your parents, and you at 13 can not do anything. Better collect paper and bottles. You will make more money without investing anything.