Fact Finder wrote:Behshad wrote:My point is there are jobs out there. But people are too lazy.
I see " help wanted " signs and ads all over the place.
We had an ad for two weeks to hire a sales guy , making between 35000-50000 a year.
We thought we would have at least 20-30 people applying , but no , only 3 people applied and around 10 people just came in to show that they've been looking for a job so they could get their unemployment or welfare check.
This is the mindset of a lot of people these days. Specially now , when you see people complaining on FB about " freeloaders" ,yet they seem to forget that they are one of them !
Yeah, and to get their attention you cut them off. These people will not get a job as long as we give them money.
Here's a new secnario for B, Gin, Slu and Company.
1099
Secnario: You own a car lot and need 7 sales people. They work for you, sell cars all week and you give them a paycheck minus the tax with held and health cost, and they earn 500 a week and get a check for $333. Part of the health cost and half of the FICA are paid by the employer wich is an additional cost beyond the $500 of earnings. With Obamacare on the near horizon you have no choice in the matter now how to administer your health plans, and if you don't offer the plans you get taxed anyway because you have employees.
Sloution: Tomorrow Behsahd goes to work and the dealer says B, you are fired as an employee, but if you'd like you can come and sell my cars and I will pay you the $500 in full, you will be an independant car salesman, pay your own taxes and healthcare out of that $500 and you'll be your own boss. You'll get a 1099 at the end of the year.
I can see quite a few employers using this method to get out of owing anything on Obamacare taxes. Fuck, the fry cook at McD's can be an independent fry cook and McD's just gives him the whole check and McD's don't owe jack shit for healthcare or half FICA.
Brilliant!
Never happen...
I used to work at a Fortune 500 that had lots of contractors.. I managed the contracts with outsourcing companies that provided us contractors, so I got to know the IRS law on it pretty well..
the IRS was prosecuting companies that were 1099ing positions that the IRS deemed should be full time... back in 2002.
Now that the government is hurting for cash. much more than in 2002, they're even more militant about it.. because its way easier to make the companies capture the taxes for you than rely on individuals who get 1099's to pay it.