Should Your 1099 Contractors be W-2 Employees?

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In today's special episode, Mike is joined by two amazing guests: Corey Combes, the owner of SouthShore Roofing & Exteriors in Tampa, FL, and James O'Connor, a Lawyer who is a partner at Phillips Lytle LLP in Buffalo, NY. James has been practicing labor and employment law for the last ten years. As Corey's attorney, he has helped him navigate the world of business regulations that many new business owners often get lost in. The focus of todays conversation is on when its time to switch your employees from a 1099 to W-2. James gives some amazing insights into this that would be beneficial for any business owner to know and understand.

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