Colleagues, let's try to look at this issue from a slightly different angle.
What is (or who is) individual entrepreneurship (IP) - one of the organizational and legal forms of a business entity: Business entities in OKOPF include any legal entities, as well as organizations operating without a legal entity, and individual entrepreneurs.
Please tell me whether it can be an Agency LLC, ZAO, NP, etc. As far as I know - maybe. Then the next question: Where is the written ban for individual entrepreneurs to be called the Agency?
Let's see what the Agency is in smart books (dictionaries).
AGENCY
(agency) 1. The relationship between the two parties; one side is the principal on whose behalf the other side - the agent - conducts business with third parties. An agency agreement may exist, for example, in cases where one person issues a power of attorney to another person to discuss the details and conclude an agreement on his own behalf or when a bank buys securities for his client. 2. The organization or individual that provides such agency services. 3. Securities issued in the United States by organizations other than the Treasury Department, such as the National Mortgage Association. 4. One of the banks, acting as the organizer of a consortium of banks for lending to the corporation.
Finance. Explanatory dictionary. 2nd ed. - M .: "INFRA-M", Publishing house "All World". Brian Butler, Brian Johnson, Graham Sidwell, et al. General Edition: Doctor of Economics Osadchaya I.M. 2000.
Agency - (agency) 1. Entrepreneurial activity carried out by a commercial or trading agent (agent). 2. The relationship between the agent and his patron. Business. Explanatory dictionary. M .: INFRA M, Publishing House All World. Graham Betts, Barry Braindley, ... ... Glossary of Business Terms
Law Dictionary. 2000.
AGENCY - 1) an organization that manages the affairs of any other organization (citizen, state or municipality) under the authority or instruction of the latter (for example, advertising, real estate A.); 2) the name of the government in a number of states (e.g., the Russian Space Agency); 3) the name of some international organizations (e.g., International Atomic Energy Agency - IAEA).
Big Encyclopedic Dictionary
AGENCY - the local branch of an institution, as well as the name of some information, intermediary, etc. institutions, for example, a telegraph agency, a transport agency ...
Finance. Explanatory dictionary. 2nd ed. - M .: "INFRA-M", Publishing house "All World". Brian Butler, Brian Johnson, Graham Sidwell et al. General Editors: Doctor of Economics Osadchaya I.M. 2000.
AGENCY
(agency) 1. The relationship between the two parties; one side is the principal on whose behalf the other side - the agent - conducts business with third parties. An agency agreement may exist, for example, in cases where one person issues a power of attorney to another person to discuss the details and conclude an agreement on his own behalf or when a bank buys securities for his client. 2. The organization or individual that provides such agency services. 3. Securities issued in the United States by organizations other than the Treasury Department, such as the National Mortgage Association. 4. One of the banks, acting as the organizer of a consortium of banks for lending to the corporation.
Financial dictionary Finam.
Agency
An agency is either the local branch of an institution or an intermediary organization.
In English: Agency
See also: Agencies Enterprises Agents
So it turns out that there is no reason for the ban to be called the Agency, yes, in the press that uses the IP there is mandatory information that must be indicated: "IP Pupkin Pupok Pupovich INN and OGRNIP New Vasyuki." All this calmly fits into a line in a circle, and the name is written in the center of the press. For example, my partner IP: Agency "PR & Protection". It works for 2 years and no one has ever run and stumped claims.
By the way, no one mentioned that IP can work without printing.
