Until now most of my on-line activities have been structured as self-employment activities. But work and revenue are increasing, and the time has come to separate some parts of the activities. There are mainly two options I am thinking of now.
The simplest option is to create a Limited Liability Company and put most of my on-line activities in that company. It would separate the web development part and the financial streams it generates from my other activities.
The other option which I have been thinking of is creating one Limited which contains the management type of activities like development and hosting, and create one or more separate Limiteds for each of the mayor websites. Of course not a separate company for every parked domain I own, but only for sites with potential and significant income streams. The reason I am thinking about the second option is that it would make it easier to sell a website including its concept etc as one package.
To be honest, with the current size of the activities combining everything in one legal entity would be sufficient, but I like to be prepared for the future and don't want to do things twice.
Has anyone some advice or experience to share about moving from the self-employed to the company stage and doing it in one company or divide separate activities?
