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Originally posted by Fletch XXX
hmmm technically if you are independent contractor for them, this means you get to write off your server bill, and any advertisement you pay to push them. the same way one can write off things as 'researcxh and development' when filing as independent contractor...
such as: schedule C, and if you dont make a certain amount per yeaR as independent contractor (what 700 bucks?) you dont have to file, this sounds weird on their end.
I have been an independent contractor for as long as I can remember, and have written off aN 8 X 8 size space as work area and have written off as much things as I can when applied to the trade... so if i am now independent contractor for ARS this means I can write off all materials used to fulfill this contract.
something sounds funny about all this...
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Interesting indeed, especially the "research and development".
Independent contractors usally submit a bill to the contracting entity. Hummm, maybe I've done $30,000 worth of research to determine which of their products convert the best. Hummmm? And if they don't pay I can write that off as a bad debt. Hmmmmmm????
Of course I'm kidding. Before the morons start in on me.
But ya know; in this biz somebody might actually try that.