I'm an IC but a sole proprietorship..sm

Posted By: what state are you from *curious*..sm on 2006-07-09
In Reply to: No More Independent Contractors - babe

Some states, I think 3 of them, allow sole proprietorship (perhaps more than 3 states)....where one is the employer and the employee. I know for a fact that Florida is one of these states. Been doing this for 10 years from home with private docs. I did have to get an occupational license from my city and from my county this year per my city demanding that. So, I complied. Now I'm more legal than ever.

I'm still curious as to what state you are from where you are getting this information that you posted. Thanks in advance for your response.

Have a nice Sunday :)

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No More Independent Contractors - babe
- I heard this as well... - me
- further info re: SB2399 and IC status - My take on it
  - sounds like Illinois - me
- I incorporated but only after making over 50K year - My take on it
- I work for a company in NY and they had to do this a few years ago. I think sm - AnonEMiss
  - homeowners ins doesn't cover this? *curious* - I even have an HMO for......sm
- I am IL IC and have heard nothing about this. Company is in MO. - nm
- Where did you hear that from? State of - Florida made all
  - I know what you mean- - babe
- I'm an IC but a sole proprietorship..sm - what state are you from *curious*..sm
  - State - babe
    - Thanks Babe for responding....sm - my CPA set me up 10 years ago...sm
- where does that information come from? - curious
  - FYI - babe
    - no liability on IC's because MT's dont' have liability - My take on it
      - Suing MTs - blahblahblahblahblah
  - ICs - babe
    - thanks - curious
      - I think you might want to read up on...nm - sole proprietorships in your state...nm
      - I think you are right! - babe
        If one's biz is small I do not think you can....nm - incorporate.........not sure of course...nm
        Small Business - babe
        It easy being an S-corp - My take on it
        That was me you responded to....sm - my CPA set me up 10 years ago...sm
        What you find out- - babe
        IF this is true, it could be because IRS - thinks a lot of
        May I be nosy and ask what biz your husband... - is in? Curious only....thanks.....nm
        Yes, I will Babe....and also....sm - my CPA set me up 10 years ago...sm

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Sole Proprietor has nothing to do with sole client. You need to read those guidelines again.
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nope - one can be a sole proprietor...per IRS...
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The sole purpose of AAMT was and is to make..

money. With some online schools pushing their credibility to newbies, enough have fallen for "it" that they still rake in plenty. The original idea was, no doubt, a good one. Somewhere along the way, the working MT was forgotten. AAMT in no way represents the best interests of the working MT. The idea they are pushing now of making CMT credentialing mandatory is a joke and certainly not in the best interest of hundreds of thousands of working American MTs.

Hey, I'll send anyone a test (for a mere $50 fee), and I will *allow* them to use the prestigious ND after their name if they pass.

Oh, what does NS stand for, you ask? NO DUMMY

If I was doing this as sole support for myself or a family, I wouldn't get into this now. In-hous
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Anyone else working today? Am I the only lowly sole with nothing to do until dinner time?

I feel like I am the only on working today, as the Boscov's parade is on TV, my two teens are sleeping, my husband is working OT and here I am working also. Gotta cover my account today, at least until this afternoon, when I have to cook for my little family.

Just wanted to see if anyone else is out there today!