I am thinking about giving up, but before i do is there any one out there that knows something about payroll and would like to work together. And second assuming I am even able to get this working for my self is there anybody out there that might be interested in becoming my "employee"?
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Started by bonehead, Jun 26 2006 04:37 AM
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bonehead
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Posted 26 June 2006 - 04:37 AM
I have in the past complained about the direct deposit some accounts require. I actually thought about signing up for a business account and direct depositing for my self and anybody else who might be interested. Well I have run up against some nasty and confusing problems with just researching this. for startters signing up ain't cheap and the government will take 15% in taxes of what ever i pay my self.
I am thinking about giving up, but before i do is there any one out there that knows something about payroll and would like to work together. And second assuming I am even able to get this working for my self is there anybody out there that might be interested in becoming my "employee"?
I am thinking about giving up, but before i do is there any one out there that knows something about payroll and would like to work together. And second assuming I am even able to get this working for my self is there anybody out there that might be interested in becoming my "employee"?
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Posted 27 June 2006 - 02:40 PM
Bonehead,
I always use Paypal. I have two accounts, one is a personal account and the other a premier account. I use the premier account for business purposes even though I'm technically not operating a business. When the deposits show up in my accounts it says my name followed by Co. To date I have not found one bank that requires a direct deposit that won't accept paypal. Even if some CSR says otherwise they all still accept it. And I got the bonuses. In short, don't waste time talking to CSR about this. They will say no because they are being recorded.
I always use Paypal. I have two accounts, one is a personal account and the other a premier account. I use the premier account for business purposes even though I'm technically not operating a business. When the deposits show up in my accounts it says my name followed by Co. To date I have not found one bank that requires a direct deposit that won't accept paypal. Even if some CSR says otherwise they all still accept it. And I got the bonuses. In short, don't waste time talking to CSR about this. They will say no because they are being recorded.
