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> I'm sure that is the modus operandi for any business. Probably depends on the scope / kind of business. And maybe the kind of people running it? E.g., my w
by CoastalCoder 3y ago
> I'm sure that is the modus operandi for any business.
Probably depends on the scope / kind of business. And maybe the kind of people running it?
E.g., my wife has no desire to grow her photography business (a sole proprietorship). She's content for it to be a source of income for however long she wants to keep doing it.
- dommer 3y agoFair point. I meant no disrespect to those making a `honest` living. A vast difference between the 100m of sole proprietors of the world and the LLC.
- ussrlongbow 3y agoIt is not business, it is being self-employed.
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- reaperducer 3y agoThe I.R.S. and every other federal agency down to the Bureau of Labor Statistics disagree with you.
- edgyquant 3y agoSo maybe it’s the modus operandi of any corporation