You say you’re a consultant and yet link to a definition of a sole contractor. Again, I’m talking about consulting, not contracting. Those are different. If yo

You say you’re a consultant and yet link to a definition of a sole contractor. Again, I’m talking about consulting, not contracting. Those are different. If you don’t know the difference then here’s a definition of a consultant https://www.lawinsider.com/dictionary/consultant https://www.lawinsider.com/dictionary/consultant Now, to a layman, these may look identical. To a consultant, these are vastly different things. You are not paid on output, you are paid on outcome. Example: I can spend 10 days consulting a startup board on how to do something and make $50,000. I can spend 10 days coding for client X and make $5,000 tops as a contractor.