: Re: When self publishing, are there benefits to making a company to represent your books? Is that then a publishing house? Is it possible to create a company that acts like a publishing house?

I think that a company "that acts like a publishing house" but has no other corporate activity is a (small) publishing house.

The one obvious benefit will be if you are successful promoting and selling your own books, then you could take on other authors using the same systems and become a larger publishing house.

Since this question is almost exclusively concerned with legal and financial implications, consult your solicitor and accountant.

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