W2 (Employee) vs 1099 (Subcontractor) Classification

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In response to the last episode, some listeners wanted me to cover W2 (Employee) vs 1099 (Subcontractors).  I've actually run my company both ways a few different times. In this episode, I share the pros and cons to both and give you an option at the end that may be advantageous for those wanting to blur the lines between office workers/event performers. 
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