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You clearly misunderstood something because that's not a CA law and that isn't how a consultant or contractor would prove their legal entitys existence to a cli
by gamblor956 6y ago
You clearly misunderstood something because that's not a CA law and that isn't how a consultant or contractor would prove their legal entitys existence to a client.
- ende 6y agoMy guess is that they were trying to shield themselves from the possibility of reclassification via IRS audit.
- gamblor956 6y agoNone of what he said would have shielded his hiring company from the possibility of reclassification in an IRS audit, though it appears he was claiming it was a California FTB issue. That's not how CA contractor classification law works, nor how the law has ever worked in the past.