I may have the opportunity to provide baked goods for the training department at my office. Being I have to submit some sort of bill for payment, if I put my name then "private baker" on the top, instead of just my name, that would not be considered a business, would it? I just like to give my friends some sort of receipt when they order from me, and instead of putting a fake business name on, thought the title of private baker would indicate I am not a business, just a personal baker. What do you think?
deb
No gang, you are right, any exchange of monies and goods is business. Was just trying to find something that sounded a little less business like. I think all I will put on any sort of receipt is just my name.
deb
funny, I thought of that song too! LOL!!!
First, sadly, I must agree. Money for goods=business.
Second, your title makes me want to sing (in a sassy Tina Turner voice)...
I'm your private baker, a baker for money, bake what you want me to do
LMAO
I thought the exact same thing when I saw the heading. lololol
"I' m your private baker"
vicky
Oh, as for the name, as long as you are getting money for a product/service you are in business for yourself. So, I would get a name that suits you best and add it to your heading, than you have a business name. Hope that helps.
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