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Your friend Augustus has come up with a clever business: he buys cheap beer then runs his own “bar” out of his basement and sells the beer at higher prices. He reports this income as profits from his “self-employment,” so he tells you he doesn’t have any legal liability. What kind of business law should you warn Augustus he is breaking?

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operating without a license

operating without a license

tax fraud

tax fraud

money laundering

money laundering

bribery

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
operating without a license — selling alcohol from a basement bar requires proper liquor/sales licenses and compliance with zoning and health regulations.