I have no employees, so yes, “going solo” is an accurate description. I would have an accountant anyway and frankly even if I was full time I would want a lawy

I have no employees, so yes, “going solo” is an accurate description. I would have an accountant anyway and frankly even if I was full time I would want a lawyer to review the employment agreement so not really saving anything there. Just sort of an odd gotcha - all sorts of people from train drivers to baristas to shoe manufacturers make us all successful every day but we don’t tend to count those people as employees or insist on a definition of “solo” that involves making your own shoes.