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frans · 3rd March 2010

As long as you spend more money than you earn you don't need a business license.
If it makes you happy, go for the trial period. Assuming you really know what you are doing, can bring clients in and make them happy ...it all depends on LUCK after that. Keep in mind a lot of folks ten times more able than you failed and folks worse than you were successful. There are rules and common sense and then there is reality.

3rd March 2010	#9
frans Lives for gear Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Bavaria, Germany Posts: 1,642 1 Review written	As long as you spend more money than you earn you don't need a business license. If it makes you happy, go for the trial period. Assuming you really know what you are doing, can bring clients in and make them happy ...it all depends on LUCK after that. Keep in mind a lot of folks ten times more able than you failed and folks worse than you were successful. There are rules and common sense and then there is reality. __________________ Property is not ability. Buying a drumset won't make you a drummer and buying gear won't make you an engineer.