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Link : http://it.davar.net or http://davar.net/IT
Name : US IT Out - USA Information Technology Outsourcing
Descr: Selection of anti-offshore-outsourcing quotes,
opinions, cartoons and links.
(On most part changes are uploaded at month end;
updated sections are marked by colored dates.)

About Short introduction that explains the purpose,
the origins, and the structure of the web site.

Advice Quotes that offer an advice on what one can do
to oppose the offshore outsourcing.

Quotes Quotations selected mainly by the following criteria:
1. Random historic quotes (mostly by the US presidents).
2. All USA historic quotes (mostly by the US presidents).
3. Condensed viewpoints that are well taken.
4. Representative statements showing "who is who"
relative to the offshore outsourcing issue.

All,

I've been using subcontractors a lot more in the last couple of years.
I've been thinking about putting together some coding guidelines,
ranging from things like defensive programming to variable naming
conventions.

Have any of you done this? If so, did you do it for subcontractors?
Any advice to share?

I've been thinking about using a wiki or CMS like Joomla or Drupal to
do it. Has anyone tried that?

Thanks,

How can offer group health insurance to employees in a 2-person LLC?
Who is the best carrier to use? Please name specific policies if
possible...

thanks,

M.

What is the best legal structure for a 3-person group. LLC? S-Corp? C-
Corp? We are going to provide technical services.

Mook

My wife has an LLC through which she does some marketing consulting. I
recently got a contract to do some technical consulting and used her
LLC to contract with the company I will be working for.

My question is: what's the best way to have my wife's LLC pay me?
Should I be a W2 employee? Should I be a 1099 employee? Should I be a
partner?

Keep in mind I have a very large federal and state tax debt. I don't
want my tax debts to affect her or her LLC.

Mook

Link : http://it.davar.net or http://davar.net/IT
Name : US IT Out - USA Information Technology Outsourcing
Descr: Selection of anti-offshore-outsourcing quotes,
opinions, cartoons and links.
(On most part changes are uploaded at month end;
updated sections are marked by colored dates.)

About Short introduction that explains the purpose,
the origins, and the structure of the web site.

Advice Quotes that offer an advice on what one can do
to oppose the offshore outsourcing.

Quotes Quotations selected mainly by the following criteria:
1. Random historic quotes (mostly by the US presidents).
2. All USA historic quotes (mostly by the US presidents).
3. Condensed viewpoints that are well taken.
4. Representative statements showing "who is who"
relative to the offshore outsourcing issue.

Mini Frequently Asked Questions for alt.computer.consultants.moderated

For a more extensive document, see <http://timelord01.home.sprynet.com/accm>

Author: Charles Calvert
Last Updated: 12/20/2000

Q1: What is the topic of this newsgroup?

A1: alt.computer.consultants.moderated is a forum for professional computer
consultants (and other interested parties) to exchange ideas and
information regarding the conduct of their consulting businesses.

Q2: Do I have to be a consultant to participate?

A2: No. As long as your posts are on topic and otherwise conform to the
requirements set forth in the charter, you may participate.

Q3: Where can I find the charter?

A3: http://www.celticwolf.net/accm/charter.txt

Q4: What does the "moderated" part of the name mean?

A4: In a moderated group, all posts are forwarded to a moderator
for approval. If the post conforms to the requirements set forth
in the newsgroup's charter, the moderator will approve it and post
it to the newsgroup. If not, the moderator will reject the message.

Q5: My post hasn't shown up in the group. What should I do?

Mini Frequently Asked Questions for alt.computer.consultants.moderated

For a more extensive document, see <http://timelord01.home.sprynet.com/accm>

Author: Charles Calvert
Last Updated: 12/20/2000

Q1: What is the topic of this newsgroup?

A1: alt.computer.consultants.moderated is a forum for professional computer
consultants (and other interested parties) to exchange ideas and
information regarding the conduct of their consulting businesses.

Q2: Do I have to be a consultant to participate?

A2: No. As long as your posts are on topic and otherwise conform to the
requirements set forth in the charter, you may participate.

Q3: Where can I find the charter?

A3: http://www.celticwolf.net/accm/charter.txt

Q4: What does the "moderated" part of the name mean?

A4: In a moderated group, all posts are forwarded to a moderator
for approval. If the post conforms to the requirements set forth
in the newsgroup's charter, the moderator will approve it and post
it to the newsgroup. If not, the moderator will reject the message.

Q5: My post hasn't shown up in the group. What should I do?

Mini Frequently Asked Questions for alt.computer.consultants.moderated

For a more extensive document, see <http://timelord01.home.sprynet.com/accm>

Author: Charles Calvert
Last Updated: 12/20/2000

Q1: What is the topic of this newsgroup?

A1: alt.computer.consultants.moderated is a forum for professional computer
consultants (and other interested parties) to exchange ideas and
information regarding the conduct of their consulting businesses.

Q2: Do I have to be a consultant to participate?

A2: No. As long as your posts are on topic and otherwise conform to the
requirements set forth in the charter, you may participate.

Q3: Where can I find the charter?

A3: http://www.celticwolf.net/accm/charter.txt

Q4: What does the "moderated" part of the name mean?

A4: In a moderated group, all posts are forwarded to a moderator
for approval. If the post conforms to the requirements set forth
in the newsgroup's charter, the moderator will approve it and post
it to the newsgroup. If not, the moderator will reject the message.

Q5: My post hasn't shown up in the group. What should I do?