I know they are, but

Posted By: Snow Bunny on 2005-09-15
In Reply to: Snow, they are totally different classifications. - nm

There have been many cases where somebody works exclusively for one service and the IRS still considers them an SE rather than an IC.

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I'm sorry to keep bugging you guys, but I'm upset. - MQ SE
- SE - MQ FT
  - "Probably" only counts in horseshoes. - :((
- I have the feeling they may eliminate SE because they are starting this new plan in January. Quite - MQ2
  - Yes, I do manage to get enough work on my - MQ SE
  - From an MTSOs standpoint - Snow Bunny
    - Snow, they are totally different classifications. - nm
      - I know they are, but - Snow Bunny
- Don't take this the wrong way, but - dry your eyes
  - Thank you. I appreciate this post. I'm wondering if - MQ SE
    - The worst that could happen if they drop SE status is - see msg
  - ALSO IF THEY WERE GOING TO QUIT SE, THEY WOULD QUIT ADVERTISING TO HIRE SE - MQ-2
    - I don't agree with you. We are and have been - out of work - now why are
      - WORK IS ALWAYS THERE FOR ME - always have work
        MQCalling MTS - tike
        MQ line count reduction - jad
        re; MQ-work is always there - tike
        Maybe that is where all my work goes. They sure overloaded my accounts in Amherst. - MQ2
        yeah right, 60K w/MQ... - is that in US dollars??? nm
        Does it get lonely in your special little world? - ?
    - Do you think that would stop them. No way.They would just keep hiring to get more MTs and hope for - MQ2
- Envision this - you are employee w/no work. That's what's ahead - Don't let them fool you.

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