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My wife and I are looking to start up a new business. It would be a service business of which I have the dominant knowledge. She, however, is strong in finance, operations, and marketing. If she owned 51% of the business and oversaw those three areas of the business, would the business qualify for woman owned status even though she does not participate in the actual delivery of our service to our customers? Thank you for your answer John, but what if she doesn't actually provide the core service? For instance, let's say I do graphic design; web sites, logos, etc. She would handle the finance, operations, etc. but has not a clue how to do graphic design. If she owned 51% of a business that she could not do the core service, would it still qualify as a woman-owned business?

The best option for you would be to look at some online business which you can conduct safely and with an advanced mentality. you can search for some options online.. I would suggest .. the site is a compendium of online business proposals and some options are interesting..

Yes, Jeff. If she is 51% owner then you can register the business as a woman owned business. You might want to look into creating an LLC where you can document the partners in the company as well as their stake in the business.

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