If you are just an individual and will not have anyone working under you that you will be responsible to pay, a sole proprietor should be fine.
If you plan on having any subs under you and/or you want to restrict your personal liability, then form an LLC. Easy to do online in just about any State. It's worked out much better for me.
I am not a lawyer and not qualified to give legal advice.
Re: 1099 first timer, need advise
Member #: 51112
Registered: 2/23/2007
Posted:
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Name:
Frank Baker
Name:
Frank Baker
Company:
Baker Capital Solutions, LLC
Occupation:
Factor
Location:
Rowlett, Texas
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