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by jstewartmobile
3401 days ago
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Interruptions from calls, administrative overhead, self-employment tax, and health insurance costs. If at all possible, bill out jobs instead of hours. If you absolutely have to bill per-unit-time, choose as large a unit as you can get away with. Per-hour may work for attorneys, but when you have to watch the clock on every little thing as a developer, everyone loses. Unless you are old, do whatever you can do to minimize self-employment tax. It's currently over 15%, and it's for a retirement system most of us will never get a dime out of. If you have trustworthy people you can lean on for things like advertising, accounting, sales, etc., hold on to them for dear life and pay them fairly. The more you are able to double-down on your strengths, the better. |
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