Business Setup & Counselling
Before starting your matchmaking business, there are a number of considerations regarding how you would like to be set up as a business. Will you be operating as a sole proprietorship? Or as a company – an LLC or a Corporation? Does your state have special rules about operating a Matchmaking business? The state of North Carolina requires a special bond you need to register with the authorities before you sell your first membership, for example. Do Sales taxes apply to your operations? What are the income tax liabilities, and how can you reduce them? Do you plan on accepting credit cards? Will your clients be able to finance their memberships, and how will you handle this recurring billing?Legal Contracts Review
A Matchmaking Service does not sell a physical product, but a service, delivery of which is open to interpretation. In case of a dispute, how do you prove you have provided the services you had promised to the client while making the sale? What are your liabilities in case a date you have arranged goes awry? What happens when a client of yours is dissatisfied with your service? How will you handle refunds, while protecting yourself against clients with unrealistic expectations? How will you dispute chargebacks with your merchant processor? It is imperative that you have good paperwork signed with each one of your clients. We have all the forms and paper work you will need to be legally protected including the following:- Member Agreement
- NDA
- Background check
- Indemnity Agreement
- Charge Authorization
- Interview with Potential Client Form
- Client Profile Form
- Ideal Mate Profile Form
- Feedback Form