Article: . Remember that it took a lot of courage for the person to ask you out. If you genuinely appreciate him for asking, thanking him will soften the blow of your refusal. Be kind and give them positive feedback before your refusal. Be specific about what you do like or appreciate about her. Some examples of compliments you could give include:  “You’re so much fun to spend time with, but...” “You’ve been a great friend these past few months, but…” “You’re really thoughtful and nice to think of me, but…” You might speak clearly and assertively, but you may send unintended or confusing messages with your body language. Don't pull away from the person, but don't lean in, either. Keep your arms uncrossed, make eye contact, and smile gently. This is an awkward situation, but allow your body language to be relaxed — try not to clench your jaw, furrow your brow, or compress your lips into a tight line, which may appear harsh and mean. It might have been funny to you that this person asked you out or it may be tempting to talk about it with your best friends. Don’t spread the news of this person asking you out. Respect her feelings and remember that it took courage for her to ask you in the first place.  If the person asked you out via text, avoid keeping the text message or showing it to anyone else.  If the person asked you out via social media, do not take a screenshot of the message and show it to others.
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Thank the asker Compliment the person. Be mindful of your body language. Avoid gossiping.
Article: In the United States, you’ll need to select a business structure before you register your business. Examples include a limited liability company (LLC) and sole proprietorship. The best choice depends on your personal assets and tax liability, so ask your attorney or accountant which structure suits your needs. An LLC is the best choice for many small business owners, especially if you want to protect your personal assets. Your personal vehicle, home, and other assets won't be at risk if your business faces bankruptcy or lawsuits. To register your business with the IRS (Internal Revenue Service), you’ll need to apply for an employer identification number (EIN), which is free. Registration procedures vary by state; in general, you’ll file your business name, declare its structure, and pay registration fees.  Apply online for an EIN here: https://sa.www4.irs.gov/modiein/individual/index.jsp. Find your state’s business registration procedures here: https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/state-government-websites. In the United States, you’ll need to apply for a Motor Carrier Authority Number and US DOT number with the Department of Transportation. If you only plan on traveling within state lines, you may only need an intrastate DOT number.  Find your state’s DOT requirements here: https://www.fhwa.dot.gov/about/webstate.cfm. For locations outside of the United States, check with your department of transportation or other appropriate agency about licensing requirements. For example, in the United Kingdom, you’ll need to apply for a good vehicle operating license with the Traffic Commissioners of Great Britain. In the United States, you’ll need to file a Heavy Highway Vehicle Use Tax Form (2290) with the IRS. Additionally, you’ll have to pay standard business taxes, including income tax, self-employment tax, employment taxes (if you hire employees), and applicable excise taxes, such as fuel tax. Check with your nation’s revenue service if you live outside of the United States. There are strict federal and state regulations on trucking business insurance. Contact your insurance provider or look online to find an independent insurance agent. Ask them to recommend a policy that complies with federal and state standards. In the United States, total insurance costs for trucking businesses average around $6,500 (USD) per year.
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Choose a business structure. Register your business with federal and state agencies. Apply for operating licenses required by your jurisdiction. File industry-specific tax forms. Buy insurance that complies with your jurisdiction’s regulations.