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10. does not matter whom you contract for

Sun Mar 4, 2018, 09:51 AM

Mar 2018

The rules are still the same. You would have to pay these taxes since you would not be an employee anymore but an independent contractor.

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Has anyone here intentionally gone from employee to contractor? I am looking for some [View all] seaglass Mar 2018 OP

Might help if you filled us in on the type of work seaglass. Glamrock Mar 2018 #1

I do that. Turbineguy Mar 2018 #3

OK Turbineguy Mar 2018 #11

Absolute first thing I would think of social security MaryMagdaline Mar 2018 #6

does not matter whom you contract for drray23 Mar 2018 #10

This message was self-deleted by its author Neema Sep 2020 #13