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1099/W2: If I'm Going To Work 1099 As Opposed To Salary Is There A Simple Calculation To Figure Hourly Rate? |
Say ((Emolument/2080) x 33%) = hourly 1099 rate ? To account for health insurance, vacation, etc.
Also would you ask for more rolling in it working 1099 as opposed to W2 and if so how much?
| Answer: as an unregulated contractor you set your own rates and hopefully the person you want to perform services for will accept your rate you as an distinct must set a price in your mind how much your time is worth, considering that you also will have to pay your own self employment tax, and that you have to carry your own barrier insurance |
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