Do ordinary citizens sell small things on the street or on the square? Do you sell your own animals? Is it okay to set up a night market? (None of the business license)
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You buy on the street during the day, and the city management must not agree. But the night market is possible. You can take the small animals you raised. The price can be determined by itself. The market is open early without illegal. You must have a storefront. At the age of 15, you can do a part -time job and you will not check it. You can say that your students are diligent in studying. Go to the bakery and cafe to learn craftsmanship. As a volunteer, you can contact the local nursing home, the shelter, the deaf and dumb school, and go directly to the public welfare department.
First of all, which city you are in, and sell some legitimate goods on the ground. As long as you are not caught by the city management, you are under 18 years of age.
You buy on the street during the day, and the city management must not agree. But the night market is possible. You can take the small animals you raised. The price can be determined by itself. The market is open early without illegal. You must have a storefront. At the age of 15, you can do a part -time job and you will not check it. You can say that your students are diligent in studying. Go to the bakery and cafe to learn craftsmanship. As a volunteer, you can contact the local nursing home, the shelter, the deaf and dumb school, and go directly to the public welfare department.
First of all, which city you are in, and sell some legitimate goods on the ground. As long as you are not caught by the city management, you are under 18 years of age.
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