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We all create websites normally for profit making purposes. These websites may belong to that of an existing company or it may be a new entity. Now, the question is , if the site generates profit via selling of merchandise e.g Jumia.com/Konga.com, is it compulsory for it to be registered with the Corporate Affairs commission (CAC) or NOT?
Helpful info will be greatly appreciated as it will enlighten the amateurs...

I think its necessary cos as an entity der is need for a contact address,so 2 me its a company nd needs a reg,likewise on d website der is need 4 a permanent contacts so registration is needed

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Yea, noticed but I'm not sure i know what i shud say here tho. Any help?

Mrjuice:
Adadioranma79
I am here

Yes.. There's need to register such sites with the corporate affairs commission.. Even small bloggers do register their blog name as a business, this is done especially if you have got big dreams for it.

Finstar:
Yes.. There's need to register such sites with the corporate affairs commission.. Even small bloggers do register their blog name as a business, this is done especially if you have got big dreams for it.

Nice insight and advice bro.
Thumbs up.
@op, go ahead to register with CAC. there are so much derivable benefits.

Adadioranma79:
Yea, noticed but I'm not sure i know what i shud say here tho. Any help?

was thinking we could talk better here

by d way i have been finding it difficult to login on nl for sometime nw

Oh, okay. Thot as much tho, but since u didn't say more,
had to chill.

Mrjuice:
was thinking we could talk better here

by d way i have been finding it difficult to login on nl for sometime nw

Sorry to hear that. How are you tho?

Lol

Adadioranma79:
Oh, okay. Thot as much tho, but since u didn't say more,
had to chill.
Sorry to hear that. How are you tho?

i am good u?

Im okay, thanks for asking

Mrjuice:
Lol

i am good u?

Adadioranma79:
Im okay, thanks for asking

u wlc