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How do you pay the voiceover providers? I mean, how does it work legal-wise? Are they considered sole proprietors? Employees? Something completely different?
by itmag 15y ago
How do you pay the voiceover providers? I mean, how does it work legal-wise? Are they considered sole proprietors? Employees? Something completely different?
- abe_duarte 15y agosole proprietors, they are a crowd of freelancers
- itmag 15y agoI don't know how that works in the US, but here in the Sweden becoming a sole proprietor can be somewhat of a hassle. You have to sign forms, talk to the "IRS", pay a certain amount of preliminary taxes each month, do book-keeping, keep track of inbound/outbound VAT on invoices, etc. It doesn't deter someone who really wants to be an entrepreneur, but it does stop people who would just like to do some casual work on the side for a few bucks here and there. I have quite a few business ideas involving paying the crowd to do stuff, but the legal issue is a barrier.
- petervandijck 15y agoIt's MUCH easier in the US.
- itmag 15y agoWhat's a good solution for me then? Incorporate in the US?