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damon patron
920 PointsBusiness Type
I cant find a straight answer but is the "Type of business" im doing clasified as an “App business” or is the service the app provides the "Type of business”.
For Example: Uber, is it a car-for-hire service clasified as a transport business or is an app just declared an app business
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Steven Parker
230,688 PointsI'd think you only have a "app business" if your end product is the app itself. For example, if you run Uber, you're in the "transport business". But if you're the guy who creates the app that people use to get a ride, and you sell that app to Uber, you're in the "app business".