Can You Be An Independent Contractor Without A Business License? Are you considering becoming an independent contractor but unsure if you need a business license? In this video, we break down the answer to this commonly asked question. As an independent contractor, you are responsible for your own taxes and do not have an employer-employee relationship. However, the need for a business license depends on the type of work you do and where you do it. We discuss the importance of having a professional license if your services require one and the possibility of needing a general business license if you operate in certain cities or states. We also cover the exemption for working from home and the necessity of a business license if you operate in a commercial space.
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