Can somebody tell me the difference between signing up at Apple as a individual developer or as a company? The fee is apparently the same, but are there benefits of signing up one way or the other?

Frankly, it seems to me that signing up as a company woud be better, so I can use a developer name, maybe get a domain name for it, and maybe add others to help the effort later, if I want. Is there something I'm missing on why I should NOT sign up with a company name? Do you have to actually be incorporated or something?

(By the way, I started my first iPad app last night. I don't have much working yet, but it IS working.)

HI

We signed up as a company, from what we experienced there were a few more hoops to jump through but I guess no real difference other than the registration process.

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Chris that's a foul font, change it!
It's painful to read so I've no idea what you wrote.........