Operator
Martin Adamec
Sole proprietor (self-employed individual) under Czech law; not entered in the Czech Commercial Register
Mírová 1541
516 01 Rychnov nad Kněžnou
Czech Republic
flfirms.com (flfirms.com) is a website and trade name of this sole proprietor. It is not a separate company, and it is not affiliated with the State of Florida, the Florida Department of State or any other government agency.
- Email: info@flfirms.com
- Phone: +420 720 950 900 (Czech number; business hours in Central European Time, typically six hours ahead of U.S. Eastern Time)
- Contact form: flfirms.com/contact/
- Mail: Martin Adamec, Mírová 1541, 516 01 Rychnov nad Kněžnou, Czech Republic
Registration and identification numbers
- Czech business ID (IČO)
- 19552319 – the entry can be viewed in ARES, the public register of economic entities kept by the Ministry of Finance of the Czech Republic.
- Register
- Czech Trade Licensing Register (Živnostenský rejstřík), rzp.gov.cz; competent trade licensing office: Městský úřad Rychnov nad Kněžnou
- Tax identification
- Not registered for VAT (Czech DPH). No EU VAT ID.
- U.S. tax identification
- [[ TO COMPLETE: U.S. EIN / Florida sales and use tax registration number, or the statement that none is held – accountant and U.S. counsel ]]
No U.S. entity
The operator is established in the European Union. The operator has no company, branch, office, employees or registered agent in the United States and is not registered with the Florida Division of Corporations. Contracts are concluded with Martin Adamec personally, as described in the Terms of Sale. Prices are quoted in USD.
Note for counsel (remove before publishing): Please confirm the following before this page goes live.
- Authority to transact business in Florida. The foreign-qualification rules of the Florida Business Corporation Act and the Florida Revised Limited Liability Company Act address foreign corporations and LLCs; the operator is an individual. Does selling data exports online to Florida customers from abroad, with no physical presence, require any Florida registration or license?
- Fictitious name. Fla. Stat. § 865.09 defines a fictitious name as "any name under which a person transacts business in this state, other than the person's legal name" and requires registration with the Division of Corporations before engaging in business under it; non-compliance bars the business from maintaining an action in Florida courts until it complies (§ 865.09(9)). Does "flfirms.com" trigger this requirement for a non-U.S. sole proprietor, and is the word "Florida" in the name acceptable (risk of implying a state affiliation, FTC Act § 5 / FDUTPA)?
- Sales tax nexus. Fla. Stat. § 212.0596 treats a person as a dealer when taxable remote sales exceeded $100,000 in the previous calendar year, and defines a remote sale as a retail sale of tangible personal property. Are electronically delivered data files (CSV/XLSX/JSON) taxable in Florida at all, and does the answer differ for customers in other states?
- Federal tax. Whether the operator needs an EIN, and which form U.S. customers will request (e.g. Form W-8BEN) – accountant.
- Agent for service of process. Whether appointing a U.S. agent is advisable, in particular if Florida law or a Florida venue is chosen in the Terms of Sale.
Business customers only
flfirms.com offers its data exports to businesses and other organizations only, not to consumers buying for personal, family or household purposes (see the Terms of Sale).
Further legal information
Last updated: October 2026 (draft)
