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To: DB
One doesn't have to depend on an employer for ones financial security. "Technical" people (or anyone else for that matter) can start their own businesses and create their own jobs.

Likewise for starting one's own business. However due to section 1706 of the IRS code which specifically covers computer programmers and analysts, electrical and electronic engineers, draftsmen, and several other high tech professions the liability of cutomers for additional taxers makes purchasing these services from small companies very difficult. The repeal of this provision of the tax code that imputes liability for an employer/employee relationship ios one of the provisions I included. I did, many here also have.

6 posted on 05/16/2003 5:41:25 AM PDT by harpseal (Stay well - Stay safe - Stay armed - Yorktown)
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To: harpseal
Now I'm scared. I've just started doing AutoCAD drafting on a contract basis, but haven't been to an accountant yet. What does 1706 say? Am I screwed?
94 posted on 05/19/2003 1:50:16 PM PDT by snopercod
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