I am in California and thinking of starting a business where I will charge my customers for the services I offer.
However, these services will be offered by pool of moon lighters (registered service providers on my site - most of them working part time for hourly wages). These service providers will be paid for their hours used (no project no payment basis). They are not full time and I am not providing any benefits to them.
Q1: Is this a legal business model? What about 1099 or W-2? Do I need to give them soem kind of tax document at the end of a year?
Q2: Do I pay employer part of taxes for these temp consultants?
Any more details with some links will be appreciated.
Thanks
2007-07-31
17:00:39
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2 answers
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D Shah
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Business & Finance
➔ Taxes
➔ United States
Just FYI - My business is web based services (services are offered by web based service providers) - If this makes any difference in your answer.
2007-07-31
17:03:53 ·
update #1