proprietorship

It sounds like you want to create a company (digital agency) as opposed to a sole proprietorship (freelancer).

If you have what is usually just a sole proprietorship, you should not be subject to the hotel tax.

If you pay for your own personal health insurance or do it as a sole proprietorship, etc.

A sole-proprietorship is a legal business.

To protect your Social Security Number you can get an EIN number using your name as the sole proprietorship name.

But, as a solo founder, it won't take much revenue to make my little sole proprietorship profitable, a life style business.

It's my anecdotal observation that many sole-proprietorship lifestyle businesses are run with less-than-perfectly-rational economic motives.

In my own estimation venture backed startups are no more likely to be in business ten years later than the sole proprietorship.

A sole proprietorship exists as soon as you say it does in many jurisdictions.

Sole proprietorship here too, but I've registered a company name and do all business through that.

Just by selling that card, you are a sole proprietorship.

Establishing a corporation provides added ammunition in case you go in front of a judge, where claiming a sole proprietorship looks more like a visa dodge.

I'm not sure what "profit" means in the context of sole proprietorship.

There is one particular client I could have charged twice my regular rate and they could have afforded it, but they saw how "nice" I was being by charging them (a sole proprietorship business) the same rate as the old lady down the street, and figured they had a sucker.