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Workers Classification in the Performing Arts: Why Does It Matter?

Workers Classification in the Performing Arts: Why Does It Matter?

by pennextsteps | May 19, 2022 | Taxes

Workers Classification in the Performing Arts: Why Does It Matter? NEXTSTEPS GUEST WRITER: STEFI GEORGE How You Classify Workers Can Make a Big Difference for Workers Compensation and Tax Considerations Workers classification and taxes are two big considerations when...
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