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Old 12-02-2011, 10:08 PM
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Originally Posted by CADreaming View Post
Too much liability. They contract it out. But, I understand your reasoning. Even acts who make gazillions don't do what you're describing totally. There are so many pieces of the pie and people who get a cut, it's crazy.
can't you incorporate a business which would be contracting out? like you can hire a contractor to renovate your house and he might actually do nothing but oversee and get permits, contract out a plumber, an electrician, and architect, carpenter, etc, and get that all together and running.

i've heard somebody saying long time ago that if you run any kind of business, even if it's just you doing all the work, you'd want to consider incorporating, one of the reasons being that if it goes bankrupt then it's the business that goes bankrupt, and not you personally. obviously i'm very naive and just curious about all this...
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