Grass-roots strategy for test prep and tutoring Grass roots marketing strategy for test prep and tutoring companies. Many tutoring organizations start out with the premise “if you build it, they will come.” This approach is a great foundation for a referral based business–and that is terrific. There is no better advertising than a referral from […]
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Read More »Steps to determine if your tutors are employees or subcontractors The IRS test often is termed the “right-to-control test” because each factor is designed to evaluate who controls how work is performed. Under IRS rules and common-law doctrine, independent contractors control the manner and means by which contracted services, products, or results are achieved. The […]
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