I am interested in issues related to site development services.

  1. If I have a website, and it specifically prices and terms of development, payment details, i.e. The site conducts business, but as a freelancer I don’t have an IE, do I have to open it? What will happen if I continue to engage in this activity without IP?
  2. How about the authorship? If I wrote a unique script, but I did it for a customer who paid for my services, what if he wants to sell it? How can I be protected from this, and so that in case of its commercial use I receive a share?
  3. Anything else you need to know to work safely as a site developer?

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    1. The site is not an organization and not an IE. And just a virtual platform. If you personally conduct business, it makes sense to register. Otherwise, in theory, the continuation of activities is punishable. Another question is that by becoming a PI you undertake a bunch of obligations. And their non-fulfillment is also punishable (for example, if you do not file tax returns in time or file them incorrectly). In general, it is better to consult a lawyer.
    2. Make a contract for work indicating that what you write remains your intellectual property. Otherwise, it will be very difficult to prove anything.
    3. no idea :-)