Can a Physician Assistant be self employed?

Basically, for the tax year just gone 08/09 I was employed (via an employment agency) for 2.5 months (August - October), and paid full taxes. I also began a part time casual job for as elf-employed photographer and was told (later on) that I was being...

I thought that gaining a qualification would be an idea before I go self employed but I am not sure if I should take the IAB level 3 diploma in accounts and advanced bookkeeping or the IAB level 3 in computerised bookkeeping - does anyone know which...

I am looking to be a personal assistant to a really big/busy family but how can they pay me in paychecks etc so I have proof of income? They are not a business or anything just family that will be hiring me for a few years if things turn out well. Do...

I have seen that waitressing is not amoungst self employment. But i wish to be self employed and offer my services to any companies. But if it can be done, how? I know about HMRC ...show more

I currently work for an agency as a home carer and paid through my own limited company. However I am moving at the beginning of next month and looking at becoming a self-employed PA (hopefully, eventually, employing carers to work for me). How would...

I was in the process of filing my taxes and Turbo Tax determined that I was "self-employed". I do NOT believe I am self employed. I work for a small office as an assistant. I work directly for my boss, and I do not provide any my own office...

I registered myself 4 years ago to be self-employed housekeeper,but I am working as personal care assistant for disable man,he does not pay tax for me,also I don't because i received letter from IR that it is unlikely that one could be self-employed...

On December 31, 2009, Cathy Chen, a self employed certified public accountant (CPA), completed her first full year in business. During the year, she billed $360,000 for her accounting services. She had two employees: a bookkeeper and a clerical assistant...

Statistics say that a lot of people go into college for one thing and then leave college with a completely separate degree or career field in mind. This happens for lots of reasons, including obviously differentiating someone's career desires from familial...