How to competently register your company with a developing IT startup?

Question

Startups

Suppose that the IT project I am working on (social network, messenger or any other mobile application) can take off high after launch, maybe IT giants will be interested in it and the team will decide to sell it (this is such a rough example). So that at this stage there are no unnecessary problems, how best to formalize the company? Does it matter that it will be registered in Russia? If yes, where and how to register it? Tell me where to find material on such issues (books, links, similar cases).

Answer 1

Why do IP? In this situation, you need to go towards the joint-stock company or LLC so as not to fall into a rake later. In addition, merge without debt, and debt is not a problem. Yes, and more pluses than from IP.
The main thing is not to deal with legal issues yourself, otherwise statistics show that then people fly in a lot ....

Does it matter that it will be registered in Russia?

- No.

Tell me where to find material on such issues (books, links, similar cases).

- legal bases, lawyers...

Answer 2

they
buy a
business , not an idea ; don’t work: you can’t go up on Paypal alone, and for (2) it’s enough to keep all contracts and transactions: with hosters, with developers, and the longer the period, the better the foreign one is best in the USA, or Europe (Cyprus, Czech Republic, Lithuania)

Answer 3

In the "assume that" phase of product development, none of this matters.
The answer to your question depends on a lot of factors. What kind of product, what markets, how much it has already taken off, are you looking for the first investments, or are you already selling, how many and from where did you receive offers to buy, if there are investments, then on what conditions did the first investors enter, what form of intellectual property, do you want buy users, product, technology or team, and so on and so forth.
At the "assume that" stage, you just need to know what you need to sell the company - you can decide when it comes down to it. . Once you have all the answers above, a letter from Zuckerberg, and some money for an escort lawyer, you're good to go.
There are very few fatal mistakes you can make right now. Do not take an investor of 50 thousand rubles. for a 60% stake in the company, enter into a gentleman's agreement on the shares within the team and go ahead, cut. Well, don’t make a frank crap that will pop up when selling in the spirit of “I stole the code, threw 100500 users and sawed a couple of state grants for kickbacks”
Create a company for the market and not for “sale”

Answer 4

Based on the material, if you tell me, I can advise you to watch a video on YouTube about how the IT capital of the world works, there is no detailed answer to your question with all the subtleties, but there is still an answer.
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