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Pretty much the same as if you go to the office. If you are an 'employee' you will file a W-4 with the employer and he should withhold federal and possibly state taxes and send you a W-2 at the end of the year. If you are an independent contractor, the employer will send you a Form 1099-Misc at the end of the year (and a copy to the government) and you will pay the taxes then. Most independent contractors should be filing estimated taxes quarterly to avoid a penalty when filing.

You don't want a job at Claire's (Accessories i assume you mean?). I had a phone interview, face to face interview etc and they offered me the job but turned it down coz pay was so rubbish! I was 22 and they said they'd be paying me £4.75 p/h! Don't think so!! And under 18s were on £3.80!! Shocking!! Duno how they got away with it to be honest. No matter how much you may love the shop get a better paid shop job!!

One way would be to register for websites that market freelance services, such as guru.com and elance.com. You can bid on individual programming projects to build your client base.

There are many honest people and many dishonest people doing business on the internet. The online job in question may or may not be safe. Try to get some independent confirmation of what you are being told. Similarly, some online jobs can be very profitable and some can be entirely unprofitable. There is a wide variety.

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Not all WAH are scams. ratracerebellion.com has a lot of pre-screened work at home positions and are all legit. That is where I found my work from home position. And have been doing it for almost 5 years now.

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I have signed on with Elink five months ago. I was very scared as I have been scammed before. I have to say unlike the company that scammed me before, they answer their phone everytime I call. I also have had two loans close through my site, and received checks for both. It was a slow start at first, but I called and voiced my concern with them, they offered suggestions and next thing I know I finally saw some results. Thank you for making me a believer that there are real work at home opportunities out there!

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Yes, there are, If you are asked for money for a job, it is a scam. No legitimate company needs money to offer a legitimate job.

Legitimate jobs:

Home-based agents or Customer Service Reps - working out of your home taking customer service calls.

Virtual assistants - assist other people in various assignments.

Freelance jobs - writing, programming, web design

Mystery Shopping & Merchandising

Get Paid to Write or Edit

Virtual Customer Service

Temporary (or Temp) Services

Those are just some of the examples

There are many different online money making opportunities out there that do not require any money down, only work put in. All of the work is done from your home and it doesn't require silly tasks like stuffing envelopes or mailing packages out to people.

If you can write, transcribe, take surveys, make videos, answer questions (like I'm doing on here, although this isn't for pay), and things of the sort, then you can earn cash. You make a site of your own and use ads like Google Adsense to earn income.

There are reputable companies that you'd apply at in the usual way, not online through ads that offer fabulous amounts of money for little to no work.

Legitimate home based online jobs are from companies that hire experienced and skilled workers that fill out an application for employment and submit a resume. Expect a home based job process like any traditional job you apply for. An employer hires workers paying a salary. Any individual or company asking for fees promising work is not legitimate. What are your skills and experience?

There are a wide variety of websites that pay freelance writers to write articles. Most of these companies pay per article ranging from only a few dollars per article to upwards of $50 per article. Those with writing experience will have an easier time getting published and will make more money. Websites like About.com and Demand Studiosrequire a little more expertise in your field and some type of writing samples. Other companies such as Textbroker offer a place for this without experience to start. These articles can then be used in the future to gain better paying writing jobs online after you have gained some experience.
Websites that pay based on content performance offer another option for those without writing experience. These websites often do not require previous experience, writing samples, or even an application at times. Anyone can set up an account and start writing. However, articles are not paid on a per article basis but are paid based on the amount of traffic it drives to the website. The more people who visit your article, the more you earn. These websites, often called revenue sharing sites, pay you a portion of the money they earn from advertising. Those with a decent social media following can often use this to their advantage to drive traffic and start earning money. While you will not earn as much upfront with these articles, you can actually earn more in the long run as articles years old can continue earning revenue. Revenue earning websites include Hubpages, Infobarrel, Knoji, and Bukisa.

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If you are required to pay this company some money, then it's a scam. Any legitimate job is acquired like a traditional job and doesn't require money.

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I am assuming each company is in a different business??? Again, seek counsel but the following usually applies:

Form a corporation or LLC. An LLC might be simpler for this purpose. Have the LLC acquire both of the businesses in exchange for Membership Units (LLC's version of stock) which they will issue to you. Each company can be run independently and books kept seperate. However, at the end of the year, the LLC will consolidate their books and file one single tax return with the IRS. Since an LLC is a flow-through entity, all tax liability flows to the Members perportionately. Losses in one business will automatically offset gains in another. Instead of getting a 1099 or W2, you will get a K1 which you will file with your personal return. The K1 will show your allocation (100%) of the gains and losses. A K1 is usually treated as "passive income". This way, losses from a business can be used to offset other personal losses that may not be ordinariliy deductable. The LLC never writes a check to the IRS. You write a check only if you show adjusted gross income.

This is one creative way to avoid IRS noses when consecutively operating a business with ongoing losses which they may otherwise consider a "hobby". They only ever see one consolidated P&L.

To minimize tax liability it is generally best to minimize income. Naturally I would advise visiting an accountant since many factors are involved, but as a general rule, it is best to structure your business to show the least amount of profit possible (legally of course). If the business posting a loss cannot generate a tax deduction in some manner, it does seem fair that it would be best to combine the two so that the loss at least offsets some income elsewhere (hence minimizing your tax liability). I am assuming of course that you own 100% and that there are no conflicting interests involved....

A large number of "online jobs" can be found on the internet.
Sadly, some of them are fake and illegitimate.

Nowadays, many people even consider all work at home jobs from home as nothing but scams because of the rampant cases of fraud that are reported in this area.

It is however worth noting that it is still possible to find legitimate work from home opportunities. If you really want to find one, then you should just be careful.

You are likely to experience the situation of having to decide whether to pay site to get the online data entry jobs you want or not.

Never pay a FEE to get started. 99.99% of the sites turn out to be scams,
and 0.01% of the times, you get some kind of ebook with referral links in it.

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There are many legitimate options if you want to work from home.Most of the work from home jobs listed below do require a computer and a strong internet connection. n today’s economy we’re all looking for ways to stretch out budgets. While many times the need for frugal living means creative meal preparation on the part of the wife and mother, there are other ways to help with family finances from home. Here are some zero or low-cost ideas for making money from home The ideas are home tutions ,catering , tailoring and freelancing etc .Housewives are called homemakers for a reason. It is they who make a house and who continuously work to make everyone in the house happy. So much so that, sometimes they lose their individuality and a sense of Independence. Years ago, a woman who wanted to look after her household had limited or no options but to make a choice and choose between her career and house. But we live in a different world today where you have a lot of opportunities where you can strike a balance between being a housewife and making a career for you

* You could be a caddy for a golf player. * Farm hand * Mow peoples lawns or rake leaves * Babysit. * Do extra help in the house. ("I earned $5.00 a day or do somthing that could help other people like painting or cleaning there cars for money and car wash.") * Paperoute, aka doing the paper run. ("If you're trying to get something that earns a lot of money do the paper route, it can pay a lot. The bad thing is that you have to wake up around 3:30 or 4:00am in the morning.") * Walk dogs or do petting, aka doggie sitting or kitty sitting. * Clean your room. Clear the dinner table. Help your mom wash dishes (or load the dishwasher) or do the laundry. Mow the lawn and water the flowers. Be a kid for a while and worry about getting a job when you grow up. * There are volunteer jobs where you can work, like the Red Cross, but you don't get paid. * Unless you can get a part in a TV show or a movie you are too young to work. * Do a garage sale.

In order to start an online business you must be at least 10 years old, and have a degree in the cosmotology in science degree, you can earn this degree by taking a summer class at a local community college.

Data entry jobs are basically back office jobs. You might be required to copy certain specific information from business or legal document or any such document as may be required by the client company with the sole objectives to maintain a database for their business modules. However in certain companies you may be required to do a little amount of analysis based on the data saved or accumulated during the preceding one month or quarter and eventually send a report to the client but this role will completely depend upon your role in the team or the department. If you are a fresher , I am afraid you may not be given the role as an analysis from the moment you join the company but as and when you gain experience and thereby contribute more towards the total productivity you will surely climb up the organization ladder very soon. I strongly feel that data entry jobs are a good initial breakthrough you you have just completed your Bachelor degree( BA,B.Com. B.Sc)

Answer actually it depends on what field of music you are trying to get into. there are a lot of different jobs that you can go for with a music degree. you could be a music teacher, a music performer(which is probably what pays the most), a music producer, or composer, a song writter, audio engeneering, an audio technician...etc... but it depends on what you are trying to do in music. do you play an instrument?