How to legally issue a site for the sale of services?

Question

Freelance

Good afternoon!
If I plan to sell some services on the site in electronic format, for example, an info product, a course, or, for example, a small software product that will simply be downloaded.
Tell me where to read about the rules of registration, etc.
That is, a person simply enters the site, pays and downloads.

1. That for this you need to issue an IP enough or is it possible without an IP at all?
   
2. Can I accept payment on Yandex Money, WebMoney, etc.?
   
3. Should the site be registered for this individual entrepreneur, LLC, and what should I do if the site has already been registered for a long time and for an individual?
   
4. Should some kind of contract, etc. be placed on the site?
   

Answer 1

1. If this is not the result of your creative activity and we are talking about regular payments, then you need an individual entrepreneur or LLC, or the like.
2. You can, but why? If you complete everything fully, then the payment system will simply transfer to your bank account.
3. Doesn't matter.
4. Yes. Normal payment systems require this. And give an example of such a text. At a minimum, it should be clearly written what a person is buying, how he can return it, etc., etc.
5. And you also need an online cash desk.
0. But as a rule, with small volumes, the entire jurisprudence is hammered.

Answer 2

You ask general and fairly simple questions on the topic - how to organize your small business. Buy an appropriate book in any bookstore (there are a lot of them about organizing a business on the Internet), where you yourself will not find answers to all your questions, in addition, determine for yourself the direction and sequence of actions ... and then you can contact lawyers for more details, accountants and other specialists ...
... in the meantime, all the answers given here, again very general and not specific, not taking into account the specifics of your services, will not bring you any benefit ...

Answer 3

If in a good way, then you need an IP / LLC.
Now there is confusion with the self-employed, a pilot project is being launched in 4 regions. There is an unspoken instruction in small things not to pinch.