From freelancer to SRL: The sign that your mini business has grown and the things that nobody tells you
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At first it's simple, it's you, a laptop and a few loyal customers. You do everything from two clicks, rights or PFA, you collect directly in your personal account and organize your work by chef and inspiration, but as the projects grow and the portfolio diversifies, it does not work. Customers arise who ask for billing on the company, there are opportunities that you cannot access as a natural person, and you wake up asking: “Is it time to take the step towards SRL?”
The problem is that no one gives you a clear guide for this moment. Maybe you find out from other colleagues, you can read forums, but reality only strikes you when you start: documents, taxes, maturity, papers that you have never seen before. From freedom of freelancer, you go to a new role of entrepreneur and administrator at the same time. And suddenly, in addition to creativity, you have to learn how the legislation works, how to keep the registers and how to open a business account without wasting your time on roads and queues.
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