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As I recall it's just one form. Fill it out, toss it to HR, and wait for any feedback.<br />
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As far as whether to incorporate, LLC, or stay self-employed talk to a good accountant. Ask any SMB that's happy with their accountant for their contact info. They will give you the best advice on how to set things up to your advantage. Uncle Sam can get their chunk ... but ... the accountant can help to keep it where it belongs. ;)
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As I recall it's just one form. Fill it out, toss it to HR, and wait for any feedback.

As far as whether to incorporate, LLC, or stay self-employed talk to a good accountant. Ask any SMB that's happy with their accountant for their contact info. They will give you the best advice on how to set things up to your advantage. Uncle Sam can get their chunk ... but ... the accountant can help to keep it where it belongs. ;)

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I've been offered a &quot;C2C&quot; or 1099 contract position. The company is interesting to me for the cool stuff they do and I want to be a part of it to see how the magic's done. They say it could go full time if things pan out - although that's not critical for me if it just winds down or turns into a long term gig. I've always either worked directly for a company or as a W2 contractor where the consulting company just took care of everything. Is there a web site that can help me dot all the I's and cross all the T's in order to be a C2C or 1099 contractor? It's all going down quickly so any advice is appreciated!
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I've been offered a "C2C" or 1099 contract position. The company is interesting to me for the cool stuff they do and I want to be a part of it to see how the magic's done. They say it could go full time if things pan out - although that's not critical for me if it just winds down or turns into a long term gig. I've always either worked directly for a company or as a W2 contractor where the consulting company just took care of everything. Is there a web site that can help me dot all the I's and cross all the T's in order to be a C2C or 1099 contractor? It's all going down quickly so any advice is appreciated!

How to be a C2C or 1099 contractor?

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