Virtual world is real
Is the Virtual World real? It apparently has more “life” than I knew. Even the IRS is involved, recently ruling that independent, virtual contractors were, in reality, part-time employees for whom taxes needed to be withheld. What impact will this have on other “virtual businesses?” What impact will this ruling have on “virtual assistants?” Are they independent contractors, our assumption in the past, or employees, though at a distance?
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Interesting post! I'm a virtual assistant (from Canada) and I certainly would consider myself, and most virtual assistants, to be independent contractors. I control my hours, where and how often I work, I remit my own taxes and I have multiple clients. I know that according to Canadian taxation law I would almost certainly meet the test for self-employed not employee.
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