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EPISODE · Oct 9, 2024 · 42 MIN

1099 vs W-2: Which Employment Type is Best for Mental Health Providers?

from Sit and Stay: Run a Successful Mental Health Practice · host RipsyTech

In this episode of the Sit and Stay podcast, hosts Parker Anderson and Thomas Tarshis discuss the key differences between contract work and W-2 employment in the mental health field. They explore legal definitions, tax implications, benefits, and protections associated with each employment type. Whether you're a mental health professional or a practice owner, this episode offers valuable insights to help you make informed decisions. 0:00 Introductions 2:48 What are the differences between contract and W-2 work for solo practices? 5:38 What type of business has a Schedule C? 7:20 Why are "Corporations" significant to mental health providers? 10:49 What factors should be considered when picking between W-2 and contract work? 15:11 What are the benefits of picking contract work? 26:39 What are the benefits of picking W-2 work? 32:19 Is there a legal threshold for worker hours to earn benefits? 36:08 The Mental Health Business Moment of the Week 42:01 Conclusions

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