Turning My Freelance Copywriting Career Into a Business Entity
To make a long story short, I've been freelancing as a copywriter for about ten years now, and it has become clear that it's time for me to step things up. I've been landing a lot of private clients (re: not working through as many agencies contract-wise anymore) and have been told by mentors that it's time to stop being "erik" and start being a company.
I have a name, a general idea of where the business will go and an idea of how it will be taxed (llc taxed as s corp) AND i'm meeting with a new accountant tomorrow to discuss all of this. My question to you all is: what do I need to keep in mind as I move forward with this? I will still be a sole proprietor for all intents and purposes (i may contract out employees eventually).
Thanks!
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