You better have the money to pay your guys and operating expenses for 90 to 120 days
because that is when you will get paid, then you need to expect 10% of gross being held for 1 year and usually the person you were working for
goes out of business and you loose that 10% , get a lawyer to look at the contract before you sign anything
because the words & terms in a contract has many loop holes and the one that wrote the contract and writes the check to you wins 99% of the time.
A judge will rule in the favor of a Licensed, Bonded, Insured Company before they will a Insured Contractor
Re: Corp to Corp Contracts
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