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Q: My 2 friends & I are starting up a business, trading as a partnership. This business will be run from each of our homes, as it is an Internet-based business, I need advice on a business address. Out of the three houses, how do we decide which address to put on stationery etc, what are the advantages and disadvantages of using that person's address?

Jan 15 2006

Answered by: Marc Barber Ask a question

By determining who is going to take responsibility for suppliers, customers, sales, marketing, finance and service delivery it should then become clear which address makes the most business sense. It is also important to consider the location and security of each property.

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