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It's very simple, the moment you add middle-man, the middle-man wants it due. And growing orgs often become less efficient. And when you add having investors o
by PunchyHamster 2mo ago
It's very simple, the moment you add middle-man, the middle-man wants it due. And growing orgs often become less efficient.
And when you add having investors or worse, being publicly traded, it turns from service to profit extraction.
And they all need to pay tax too. By hiring electrician, you spend your money after tax to pay their tax, because apparently as society we decided company can put cost of existing into costs and deduct it from taxes, but a person can't.
- _carbyau_ 2mo ago> apparently as society we decided company can put cost of existing into costs and deduct it from taxes, but a person can't. I agree with you that this an issue. Experience wise, I have seen a few people run "one person businesses" as highly paid contractors, which pays for their "company car" etc. But it seems to be walking the line and I wouldn't want to see how a tax audit plays out.