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Must the business be making money, in order to qualify you to be "self employed"?

For those starting a new business, especially the first months, there may not be any income

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    YJ

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    Updated 3w ago

    No need to make $$$. Just pay a fee to ACRA to register your company, and you will be self-employed.

    If you not dealing with big corporate or govt entity is good to stay unregistered. But then you will be "unemployed" even you making profit but bank wont lend you $$$.

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    3w ago

    Ahhhh okay thank u
    Thank You!
    Can you clarify
    I wonder if
    This is so helpful 👍
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