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That’s the problem with a lot of franchise agreements. So many things are set and specified for you that you have no room to optimize your business as an operat
by ranrotx 7y ago
That’s the problem with a lot of franchise agreements. So many things are set and specified for you that you have no room to optimize your business as an operator.
In a way, you’re almost just like an employee of the franchisor, but without any of the benefits and a lot more liability. But it’s a great relationship for the person selling the franchise.
- Scoundreller 7y agoDepending on the tax system, being able to structure yourself as a « business owner » can mean more money in your pocket than being a salaried manager.