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If you're moonlighting Fortune 500 companies will rarely talk to you directly. So my guess is that you are contracting with a company that is either directly co
by sriram_sun 4y ago
If you're moonlighting Fortune 500 companies will rarely talk to you directly. So my guess is that you are contracting with a company that is either directly contracting with the Fortune 500 company or is itself a subcontractor. The $150 per hour that makes its way to you is probably seeing a few levels of attrition :-)!
- HeyLaughingBoy 4y agoI moonlight behind an LLC for exactly this reason. I got an F500 client a long time ago and I was nervous that they'd figure out that my Sole Proprietorship was just me (don't even remember why I thought that), so one night I went to the Secretary of State website and registered an LLC and once that was done, got a tax EIN from the IRS. Completely unnecessary at the time, it turned out, but over the years I've found that a lot of people are more comfortable working with Joe Blow LLC than just Joe Blow.