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• Dancer0

  I have been considering it for a while. The main issues I have are as follows:
  1) A partner – I do not want the responsibility of having to pay a wage every month so a partbner with equal responsibility is what I would look for. I am yet to find the right person who can bring in the work as well as my clients

  2) Fees – With setting up a company and the income having to pay more than one person inevitably costs go up. This means you would have to raise your fees and sometimes this will alienate your long term clients, which for me is the stable bread and butter work.

  I say go for it but you will have to be really shrewd with your cash flow.

  Gd lk
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  • All true. But, you can raise fees much more for new clients and then do something different with your existing. I'm still charging stable clients with my old fee.mrbee2828
  • dont do the partner thing i did and got lumbered with a lazy fuckwittrooper

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