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> We're still paying taxes, the only difference is that the client isn't paying for it, and maybe there is a bit of a discount for starters. How can the client
by MichaelZuo 2y ago
> We're still paying taxes, the only difference is that the client isn't paying for it, and maybe there is a bit of a discount for starters.
How can the client not be paying for it somehow?
- jtwaleson 2y agoThey pay a higher hourly wage. As an entrepreneur you typically you see "monthly salary of employee is X" and translate that to "actual cost is X*1.4". With fractionals you don't have to do that. The hourly wage is simply what you pay.
- MichaelZuo 2y agoBundling things together still means they are paying for it with one degree of separation…?
- jtwaleson 2y agoYes they are, but I think the blog post is meant to educate the companies that they don't have to mentally multiply the price again. What you see is what you pay.
- tbird24 2y agoThis is exactly correct. We're not saying somehow somebody is cheating the system (e.g. by not paying taxes), we're showing how it's a lot more transparent.
- ponector 2y agoClient is not paying taxes, only for my services. What if I decide to not pay taxes myself and pocket all the money?
- jtwaleson 2y agoNot sure if you are trolling, but in that case you're a criminal and you'll have a problem with tax authorities.