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"Doing Business as an Independent Contractor - Is It for You?"
According to the National Association for the Self-Employed (NASE), an increasing number of companies are enlisting the services of independent contractors, also known as subcontractors, free agents or "free-lancers" ... Being classified as such comes with a unique set of financial obligations in terms of taxes, insurance coverage, and legal requirements. Prime Woman Magazine - May 2008 - Beth Christian, Shareholder in the Health Care Law Practice Area, is quoted in "Doing Business as an Independent Contractor - Is It for You?" an article about the financial responsibilities of becoming an independent contractor and how to navigate these responsibilities. To see the full article, click here.
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