[consulting] Setting Up as an Independent Contractor

[Steve Kessler]

Becoming an independent contractor has lots of legal implications on both
the state and federal level in the United States if that is where you are.
It is probably best that you consult your jurisdiction about what they
require. Colorado for example does business registrations through the
Secretary of State office. An attorney and tax accountant are good resources
in this process. I know this is not an answer with real answers but
hopefully this will give you an idea where to look..oh ya and my attorney
requires me to say that I am not an attorney and this is not legal advice.  

 

-Steve   

 

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From: George Lee [mailto:georgeleejr617 at gmail.com] 
Sent: Sunday, March 28, 2010 8:22 AM
To: consulting at drupal.org
Subject: [consulting] Setting Up as an Independent Contractor

 

Hello,

Also do folks have information on what steps to take to be an independent
contractor? Want to make sure I'm follow the right procedures.

Peace, community, justice,
- George

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