The woman at the licensing office in our city told my wife if they stop by to do an inspection (highly unlikely) and they see there's no place to conduct interviews or have meetings we'd be in violation of some law. I should go back and ask her which law i'd violate so I can research it.
I think I may be leaving out an important fact that may be confusing some people about my situation.
In my city in GA you can't have employees and run your business from a home office.
If I had a business that didn't need employees there would be no problem.
This wasn't always the case because in 2006 I had employees and had a home office but sometime between now and then, in my city/county/state(?), it became illegal. I stopped running the business in 2008. As far as I know it was legal in '08 as well.
My wife's business in Ga doesn't use sub contractors so she needs employees. This is why we're considering the virtual office for her situation. Right now she's operating as a sole proprietor. The business is growing to the point where she can't handle all the work and she's having to turn away business.
The business I'm trying to start in Dallas/Ft. Worth won't be a problem because we'll be using sub contractors. I'm considering the virtual office only to avoid drop ins. $59 is worth the peace of mind.
Thanks for trying to help though. I appreciate it.
Are they running into problems because they don't have a registered agent at the facility to receive the mail or are they running into other problems as well?
