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Can a non-profit seek federal contracts as a government contractor? I want interested in knowing whether a non-profit could provide services to the government as a federal contractor or subcontract with a prim contractor? I know that the purpose of being a non-profit is to utilize the "profit" to support the actual business and flow back into the community.
If you are a defense contractor/federal civilian employee assigned to Germany, do you pay taxes? Income and state tax, and all that good stuff? Not talking about sales tax, since I know there are PX and commissary privileges.
Federal contractor employee or Federal employee? I recently have been offered a position with a federal contractor to work with a big government agency. I would work at that agency's headquarters and I assume pretty much do everything with that agency. On the other hand I also recieved a job offer from another government agency and be a direct federal employee. Both positions are pretty much the same, but I just want to compare the differences of working as contractor and working as a federal employee.
If I work as an independent contractor how do I pay state and federal taxes? If I work as an independent contractor how do I pay state and federal taxes? Please briefly explain each.
Federal Contractor Equal Opportunity Policy? I've searched Google & Yahoo with no luck. Can anyone provide a link to information regarding the federal contractor equal opportunity policy that defense contractors and those types of businesses abide by? Much appreciated!
How do you pay Federal taxes as an independent contractor? Do you pay estimated taxes quarterly? Must you incorporate?
If I pay 15.3% for fica and medfica as an independent contractor, then how much federal tax in estimated tax? I am trying to calculate my quarterly(estimated) taxes. I can not depend on my 2008 tax return being that I wasn't an independent contractor at that time.
Can a federal employee being employed as a contractor at the same agency? Can someone provide the federal legal policy that says it is a conflict of interest.
Are federal contractors required to give a 60 day notice to employees? Are federal contractors required to give a 60 day notice by law to employees (over 50) or are they under the exemption rule and considered a political subdivision? The state is Wisconsin.
Does a contractor pay Social Security and medicaid apart from state and federal income taxes? Or is it all part of your SE income tax? 'm clueless and new to this stuff.
Am I considered an independent contractor or an employee? Ok I have a new question for ya'll. I am considering the idea of hiring a attorney on a problem that I am having. The problem is that my boss calls us independent contractors, and pays non of our taxes. Instead we are suppossed to pay our taxes at the end of they year with a 1099 form and we dont get or use a w-2. The problem is that I think I am a employee and not an IC. He tells me when to be a work, where to do my work, how to do my work, and when to stop working. He provided a traing class for me and the others instructing us on how to do the job, the way he wanted it done. Now I thought that an IC gets to set their own schedule, doesnt work when they dont want to, and they are doing the job the way that they want to. He pays us with a buisness check, like cash, pays none of our taxes, such as social security, or federal, and he made us sign only one document at the time of hire. That was a document waiving our right to workmans comp. What do you all think? IC or employee in AZ?
Are employees of Federal Contractors also Federal Contractors? Legally, am I a Federal Contractor if I am an employee of a Federal Contractor? The reason I ask is because it may affect how much I can donate in an upcoming election in my State. The funds I am donating are entirely my own, but nevertheless I receive a pay check from a Federal Contractor, so I am not sure what category I fall in.
Do all federal IT jobs require security clearance? IT seems like the number of non-contractor IT jobs are increasing these days. Is this true? I see some positions that don't require security clearance. Is this this true? Anyone know if there's a change in the trend of IT outsourcing in the fed gov these days?
Is it legal for contractors to manage federal employees? If so what laws/rules pertain?
Getting paid as an Independent contractor? I work as an independent contractor doing computer tech support. I've never been paid before as a contractor so i'm not too sure about the whole tax thing. My main question is this. A few months back I got a federal tax ID for a business I wanted to start. Well would it be more financially benifical to me to have my employer pay me directly as an independent contractor or should he pay me under my company name and federal tax ID number? Which one would give me more deductions? Also what percentage would I want to deduct to cover taxes if I was in the $30K-$40K and $40K-$50K a yr pay range, being single, no assets, no property, 1 child not claiming as a dependent.
I got laid off from an independent contractor 1099 job. can i collect unemployment? i recently got laid off from a steady position i had for 2 years which was paid to me on an independent contractor basis - i got a Form 1099 at the end of the year. I filed and paid for my own California and Federal taxes. Can I file for unemployment?
California and federal tests used to determine whether a worker is an employee or an independent contractor ? I just need the list of tests, not the factors, that used in CA and by Feds to determine worker status.
Is it true that the Armed Forces MCSS™ is a registered contractor with the U.S. Federal Government? The Armed Forces MCSS™ is a registered and authorized Department of Defense and Federal Government contractor. DoD CAGE CODE 4PHD3 Current Registration Status: Active in CCR; Registration valid until 01/11/2009. DUNS: 793174892 DUNS PLUS4: CAGE/NCAGE: 4PHD3 Legal Business Name: ARMED FORCES MCSS, INC Doing Business As (DBA): Division Name: Division Number: Company URL: https://www.armedforcesmcss.us Physical Street Address 1: 162-10 JAMAICA AVENUE Physical Street Address 2: Physical City: JAMAICA Physical State: NY Physical Foreign Province: Physical Zip/Postal Code: 11432-4927 Physical Country: USA
Which is false about relations between federal government and private contractors? a. outside contractors work with fewer rules than gov employees b. gov often uses contractors because it does not have enough employees to get its work done c. private contracting prevents cost overrun d. all contractors who work for gov must be equal opportunity employers
Which federal tax form do I use for work done in 2003? I was an independent contractor, but never filed my tax form. I made very little, if any, profit that year, and only 8K in income. Where do I get the form? What year should it say at the top?
As an independent contractor do I have to take out all of the following: SS, Medicare, Federal, & State? Do I have to take all of those items out of my earnings? If so, Do I take all those withholdings and make estimated(quarterly) tax payments with them?
Why do people say private companies pay more than governments? From my experience, I don't find that to be the case. I think if you're the type who can make a lot in private sector, you'll get paid a lot in government. If you don't do well in private sector, you'll be at the bottom of salary range, if you join the government. Actually, when I was contracting for federal government, those dog-on private contractors were paying me as little as I can, but now I am with government (not federal), I am making more than I've been making while being a federal contractor.
What is the most efficient way to research becoming a subcontractor to major federal contractors? As a former procurment analyst for Dept. of Navy I dealt with many major Dept. of Defense contractors. Unfortunately it has been sometime since I was in that arena. I have been afforded the opportunity to work with a company that is interested in becoming a subcontractor and I believe that their products would prove invaluable to a prime. Any COs out there or staff that can share your wisdom, expertise, advise or all three, please advise. Know you are bound by Conflict of Interest, etc., so am only asking hypothetically where to begin. Thanks, Former Procurment Analyst
Is there a CA State Tax equivalent to the Federal Form 1096? I am a sole proprietor and have to file 1099-Misc for contractors that work for me. For Federal taxes, I submit a Form 1096 along with the 1099's. But what do I do for the California State Tax Board? Is there a form I send in along with the 1099's?
Can a contractor pay their taxes online. Federal or the State of P.A? Sort of like how I can go online and pay my student loans.
What happens if I already have a Customs Background Investigation (BI) completed? I am a Federal Contractor for DHS/CBP. My BI was adjudicated in May 2007. I am trying to become a Customs and Border Protection Officer and I know you need to clear a BI before going to the academy. Well what happens if they have one on you already? Do they have to do a new one? Will this help me get to the academy faster?
How long can a hiring agency keep you working as a contractor on a permanent job position? I have been a contractor for over a year for a big company. I get my paycheck from an agency. Are there any legal limits on how long they can keep me in a permanent position or am I doomed to be a contractor forever? I have no benefits, no healthcare, no paid holidays. If there are laws in place, are they state or federal laws?
Is the Federal Reserve allowed to deal with the Treasury directly? According to some sources, the Federal Reserve is only allowed to buy bonds on the open market from primary deals (doesn't include the Treasury) in order to increase the amount of reserves for the money supply to expand. It is forbidden from buying and selling from the Treasury directly as it would be too much like the Treasury printing money. However, another source says different: The process actually begins with the Treasury Department printing a piece of paper called a bond, which is done electronically. Treasury bonds are debt obligations (liability) of the government to repay a loan - with interest. The Treasury sells bonds to the public. The bonds the public does not buy, the Treasury deposits with the Federal Reserve. When the Fed accepts the bond from the Treasury, it lists the bond on its books as an asset. Because the Fed now has an asset that it didn't have before receiving the Treasury bond, the Fed can now create a liability that is offset by its new asset. The liability that the Fed creates is a Federal Reserve check. It gives the Treasury the check in payment for the Treasury bond. THERE IS NO EXISTING MONEY IN THE FED'S ACCOUNT TO COVER THIS CHECK. The Federal Reserve check is endorsed by the Treasury and is deposited in one of the government's accounts at the Federal Reserve. The government can use the deposits to write checks against, to pay for government expenses. This is the first new money flow to enter the system. Various government contractors, vendors, etc. receive these checks as payment for services rendered, and they take the checks and deposit them in their commercial banks. Just for a clarification: My question is: Is the Federal Reserve allowed to accept bonds from the Treasury directly? i.e. Can the Treasury simply print up some bonds and sell them to the Fed directly for its loans? (is this allowed?). Or is the Treasury only allowed to sell to the public/primary dealers and in turn the Federal Reserve will buy from primary dealers? Why is it that we have the primary dealers as the middle man? This is the link for the second part which says that the Treasury will deposit bonds that it cannot sell with the Federal Reserve: http://www.financialsense.com/fsu/editorials/gnazzo/2005/1129.html
How much federal withholding should I have deducted? I worked for 3 months this year as an independent contractor, making $5,400.00 (no fed. taxes withheld or paid). Yesterday I started a new job as an employee ($30,000/yr.). How much should I have deducted per pay check to make up for that time I did not have anything taken out? Either number of allowances, flat dollar amount or %...I don't have any dependents, nor do I own any property.
Are most federal government employees really employees or subcontractors working for a contractor? When did this become the norm ...where we have so many subcontractors working for the government instead of actual government employees? Is there a chance someday most of U.S. military will be subcontractors too??? and we can outsource our wars???
How much of client meals can be used as an expense deduction on fed income tax for an independant contractor? If I take five clients plus myself for a meal, can I deduct 5/6th of the total meal cost as an expense for federal income tax. I am a Realtor (an independant contractor)?
What is the tax rate for independent contract labor in Texas (federal and self-employment tax combined)? I recently started working for someone who owns his own business, but I'm considered independent contract labor or a "sub-contractor." I have to file my own taxes quarterly, and I need to know what percentage of my checks I need to pay for taxes. I live in Texas, so the only taxes I have to pay are federal and self-employment. Could someone please tell me what the total percentage is? <3 ::ReN::
What is your opinion Nine day laborers are expected to file a federal lawsuit today ? Nine day laborers are expected to file a federal lawsuit today challenging the legality of a sting operation in Danbury, Conn., last year that led to their arrest on immigration charges. Those plaintiffs, and a tenth man whose traffic stop for a noisy muffler resulted in his deportation to Ecuador, contend that their arrests were illegal and part of a campaign based on racial profiling. They also say that the city of Danbury, its mayor, Mark D. Boughton, and its police chief acted to enforce federal immigration law without authority. At a time when towns across the country are wrestling with how to deal with illegal immigrant residents, and when day laborers are often a flash point of conflict, the lawsuit is the latest in a series of legal challenges to local crackdowns. According to the complaint, on Sept. 19, 2006, a Danbury police officer posing as a contractor drove an unmarked van belonging to the federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency to a park in downtown Danbury where day laborers, many from Ecuador, gather. Pretending to offer $11 an hour to demolish a fence, the officer transported 11 would-be workers to a fenced-in lot where they were arrested, handed over to federal immigration agents and eventually placed in deportation proceedings. http://www.nytimes.com/2007/09/26/nyregion/26daylabor.html?ref=nyregion MINNEAPOLIS, MN -- Thirty four people were arrested by immigration agents in Minnesota in the last week as part of an effort to curb "transnational street gangs." The alleged gang members are from Mexico, Nicaragua, El Salvador and Somalia U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents say. Of the 34 arrested, 30 are alleged to be illegal aliens connected to gangs including "Sureño-13, Vatos Locos, Rough Tough Somali Crips, and the Mexican Mafia" a news release from immigration officers says. http://www.firstcoastnews.com/news/usworld/news-article.aspx?storyid=92184
Are hospitals considered as federal contractors? I'm asking because I work at a hosptial and I want to know if I'm able to file a complaint with the OFCCP as well as the EEOC for discrimination.
Holiday Pay for Employees of Federal Government Contractors? I am employed by a company that has a service contract with a US government agency. I do understand that in the private sector in general, to offer or not to offer holiday pay is completely up to the employer; is not mandated by law. But what about employment under a government contract? Is the McNamara-O'hara Service Contract Act applicable here? Can you point me to any authoritative resources one way or the other?
Does anyone currently work for Fed Ex as a private contractor? I am thinking about taking a job with Fed Ex as a private contractor and I was wondering if anyone does this or did does and could tell me about it? What are the working conditions like? What is your day like? What exactly do you do? And anything else negative or positive you could tell me about the job. Thanks in advance...... No that link didnt help me.
Contractor of federal government, not paying employees for holidays?? Is this legal? I work for a company that is contracted by the federal government. We are currently in the process bidding for a new contract, which ended September 30, 2007. We are currently working under an extension of the previous contract until the new one is awarded. Our employer is stating that she won't get paid until she is awarded the contract and therefore we are not getting government holidays paid, though were are forced to take them off unpaid. She states that we will receive pay for these prorated in the future. There are other contract offices other than ours and from what we have heard, they have gotten all of their holiday pay. We also are only getting prorated pay for our personal and vacation time. I don't like this, I can understand the personal/vacation time a little bit better than the holiday because that is time we are requesting to take off. No one seems to want to ask anyone who is connected to our company for fear of losing their job. We have been in contact with the Office of Inspector General, but they do not answer their phone or reply to their email. If your solution is to find another job, trust me, I am trying. We have what we call the "golden handcuff" here, meaning that our wages are decent enough and finding a job that is competitive to them is extremely difficult. We are also being told that with this new contract, it is called performance based and that if our company doesn't meet the government's expectations 100% that we won't get paid….someone please tell me how this is legal? Does anyone know who I could contact about this?
How should an independent contractor handle his or her taxes? The employer does not withhold federal tax, medicare, or social security. Should the contractor pay taxes quarterly, or just wait until the end of the year? Is this how people fall into debt with the IRS? Thank you for you help. In addition, the independent contracter makes about $12 an hour, and is paid every tuesday about $500.
I owe $5,800 in Federal taxes. I am a self contractor and it turns out I have to pay in.? How do I go about making payments on the amount I owe. I don't have enough to pay the whole $5,800, but I dont want trouble with the IRS. Please help, I am so worried now...
So just what is the benefit of us employing the “Federal Reserve” anyway? How are they benefiting anyone other then the Banking Industry and the Politicians that insist upon employing them? (FYI: The “Federal Reserve” is a Contractor to the taxpayers and NOT a part of our Government) Because I don't agree with everything you think, don't make me a "Liberal".
What taxes do i pay as a independent contractor? Lets say im a Independent Contractor (soul proprietorship) in NY state(not nyc) working for a employer in Arizona. Which taxes would I have to pay on my income? ie. federal, state, self employment taxes Also do I have to pay in quarterly or do I have the option to file once a year? Thanks.
Do some Federal Requests for Proposal specify that contractor staff be US citizens born here? What agencies? I work in an IT department that has slowly lost its American-born staff over several years. There is a Drug Enforcement Administration contract that I think mandated that the employee be an American-born U.S. citizen, but he left the company. I think I am the last American-born employee in the small group. We are not as busy as we were in past years and I am relegated to many underskilled tasks. This may mean that I may have to work on some technical projects, perhaps law enforcement or military related (security). How many Federal requests for proposal specify that contractor staff be American-born citizens and what Federal agencies are these? I have nine years experience. And yes, I need to clarify "born here" to also mean "born abroad to one or two U.S. citizens" or "born on a U.S. government installation" (McCain). Although Obama had a Kenyan father he had an American mother, and moreover he was born in Hawaii. Perhaps presuming that tasks will be divided fairly per capita is a poor presumption. My colleague, although with less tenure, may be superior at getting attention and working the training reimbursement system. I haven't had training since 2005 and the last time I asked for training I was rebuffed and promised a server to work with I never got.
What is the best way to get a Government Job in IT? (Not as a contractor)? I know there are lots of jobs that are contracted out by the government for IT jobs. I want to know how to get a Federal IT job (Example: Helpdesk for a federal agency, and get all the federal benefits. Not a contractor working for a company hired by the govt). Any ideas?
how do i view the terms of a contract at a federal facility? How do I learn the pay rate that workers are supposed to get at a federal facility? I know the pay rate is set in the contract the contractor made with the federal government. Is there a web site that allows this?
Federal Contractors? I'm doing some research on federal contractors. If a Federal contract is awarded to a private company is that contract & it's employees held to Federal Standards of the LAW? In other words if you whistleblow on a private federal contractor are you protected under the law even though it's a private entity? Do you know of any court findings that have ruled this? It is a Job Corps Contractor awarded by the Department of Labor Job Corps Division. There was gross waste of funds, services etc... and the private contractor was reported. Can you hold this company to whistle blowing laws?
Is there such a thing as Federal Licensing for Security Guards? I know that federal standards are in place for contractors, and I have recently heard that individual Guards must meet these standards as well, but I can find no reference.
Do I pay social-security back at the end of the year as a sub-contractor? I am currently working as a sub-contractor using a 1099 tax form. I know that at the end of the year, I will pay back federal & state tax, but NOT medicare. Will I have to pay back social security or is that only for employees using a W2?
Do you think it is wise for Obama to prohibit awarding federal contracts to non union contractors? Why would he do this? He is cutting out the small mom and pop operations. I don't think this is even legal. Brad, You ask which cigar I like best. Open up your email and I can give you a list.
Is security clearance a must for all federal IT jobs? I think it is for all GSs and for most contractors in federal IT. Anyone know otherwise?
What can the Federal government create more of by declaring war on it? I can think of several possible answers: poverty, crime, drugs, terror...etc. War, as it turns out is a fairly effective way to kill people, but is pretty much useless as a means of defeating social ills or unpopular ideologies. When the Federal government declares war on something it's the average citizens cue to sit back, shut up and let the government do it's job. What happens when the military industrial complex and rich, powerful private contractors have a large vested interest in the "wars" continuation? Should we push for a Federal war on peace? Perhaps then we could be assured that it would always exsist somewhere.
Taking out my own FICA for independant contractor status...? I have accepted a position with an online place as an independant contractor. They're legit and issue a 1099 should earnings be above $600 for a calendar year (but you're paid the full gross amount; witholding is up to you), but this is for I assume Federal and State Income tax. I have heard I am also responsible for my own FICA (DOUBLE the amount I pay through my payroll at work, where my employer pays the other half?) for SS/Medicare witholding. Is this true? Is there anyway to get out of this legally (after all, I don't expect SS to be solvent by the time I am gray haired)? Thanks.
Can a 1099 Contractor Collect Unemployment? I understand that employers do not pay Federal Income taxes for their 1099 contracted employees; does this mean that I cannot collect unemployment if I need it? My last contracted work was a six month contract in the state of California. This six month project was my very first 1099 contract. I havn't paid my own taxes as of yet. I know it's something I should have done quarterly and I still need to take care of it this year. Sounds like I am inelligible huh?
I have a question about different types of employment? I am filling out the questionaire for national security positions and one of the questions is want type of employment was my last job? It was just a normal admin job working for a timeshare company! My opions are Army, Other Federal employment, State Government, Self-employment, Federal Contractor, or Other (with explaination). What is your status when your just have a normal job? Im thinking State or Other but what do I say?
How can I get social security credits if my employer only withheld federal taxes? Can the employer do that? I was not an independent contractor and the employer sent me a W-2. If the answer is yes (the employer CAN do that), how do I remedy this with social security? i.e. how can I get social security and medicare credits for my earnings? Thanks.
How much total tax and SSN does a contractor pay in NY? ? I want to know the total contribution, Federal and State. The employer does not directly employee the contractor so my guess is that the contractor pays the payroll taxes and all the other items like SS etc.
As a ballet dancer, how do I do my vehicle expense deduction for my federal taxes? I am an independent contractor for a ballet company. I also work part-time for a regular W-2 filing job. When filling out the vehicle expense section of Schedule C I do not understand what the difference is between business miles and commuting miles. Are commuting miles those between my W-2 job and home while business miles are those between the ballet company and home? So confused.
Where can I go to get information on civilian job opportunity for the reconstruction of Bagdad? I hear Federal Contractors are seeking individuals to work over in Bagdad for tax-free earnings while helping out with the reconstruction of Bagdad. Need to know if there is a certain site you can go to and put application in or if you have to apply with a certain company? I heard there is a company out of Houston (or at least you go there for two weeks of training before departing to Bagdad). Can someone please help me in providing info. to apply, what qualifications are and amount of pay? Thank you!!!
Where can I search for federal government contracts online? I am looking for specific contracts relating to Iraq. For example, the US state department engages a contractor for work. Where can I find terms of this contract? Are the terms publicly available?
Can I buy directly from the Armed Forces MCSS™ if im in the Federal Government? The Armed Forces MCSS™ is a registered and authorized Department of Defense and Federal Government contractor. DoD CAGE CODE 4PHD3 Current Registration Status: Active in CCR; Registration valid until 01/11/2009. DUNS: 793174892 DUNS PLUS4: CAGE/NCAGE: 4PHD3 Legal Business Name: ARMED FORCES MCSS, INC Doing Business As (DBA): Division Name: Division Number: Company URL: https://www.armedforcesmcss.us Physical Street Address 1: 162-10 JAMAICA AVENUE Physical Street Address 2: Physical City: JAMAICA Physical State: NY Physical Foreign Province: Physical Zip/Postal Code: 11432-4927 Physical Country: USA
What % of my income should I assume will need to pay for taxes as an independant contractor? I just need a ball park % of what I should asume I will pay out of what I make (i.e. social security % of X amount I make, medicare % of X amount I make). Also, what else am i missing? (i.e. federal, local)? Thanks!
Is it true that the Armed Forces MCSS™ is a trading partner with the Federal Government? The Armed Forces MCSS™ is a registered and authorized Department of Defense and Federal Government contractor. DoD CAGE CODE 4PHD3 Current Registration Status: Active in CCR; Registration valid until 01/11/2009. DUNS: 793174892 DUNS PLUS4: CAGE/NCAGE: 4PHD3 Legal Business Name: ARMED FORCES MCSS, INC Doing Business As (DBA): Division Name: Division Number: Company URL: https://www.armedforcesmcss.us Physical Street Address 1: 162-10 JAMAICA AVENUE Physical Street Address 2: Physical City: JAMAICA Physical State: NY Physical Foreign Province: Physical Zip/Postal Code: 11432-4927 Physical Country: USA
Is software developed specifically for the federal government using public funding available free or low cost? If a government agency spends tax payer's dollars on developing software then as a citizen of the USA I should have the right to receive the software for free or low cost. I realize lawyers will argue intellectual rights of the contractor but bottom line if the government developed the software then it is in the public domain. Is this right?
I worked as an independent contractor in RI but work the rest in CO. Do I have to pay RI tax on busines incom? I was paid wages in CO all year, but indep contracting in RI x3months. My CO income taxes are based on federal income numbers. Do I have to pay RI state tax on my business income in RI?
How can I find a great job in Pacific NW USA? Relocation expenses must be available. I have graduate degree and good work history/experience. Professional. Handsome. Friendly. Single, no dependents. Healthy, fit and athletic. 50 yrs old. AngloSax No arrest history. Federal contractor experience. I am also poor as a church mouse. No assets. Quick move with suitcase and few household stuff. Can travel. International travel exp. extensive. Very comfortable on ships at sea. Hospitality exp. Writer/trainer.
In Adarand Constructors v. Pena, where a low-bid contractor lost a highway job to a "disadvantaged" contractor lost a highway job to a "disadvantaged" contractor under federal bidding rules, the Supreme Court held that: a. the bidding scheme did not violate the due process clause because it was narrowly tailored to meet a compelling state interest. b. the bidding scheme did not violate the equal protection clause because it does not apply to federal government practices. c. the bidding scheme did not violate the takings clause of the Fifth Amendment because there was no right to the contract. d. the bidding scheme violated the equal protection clause of the Fourteenth Amendment. Could some one help me decide on the right answer? Thank You!
I am in TX and about to become an independent contractor and want to know how much tax (%) I will need to pay? Jsut as an example lets say I make $1000 a month, how much will I need to pay to Federal (we have no state in TX), SS & Medicare & anything else I may be missing. Also anyone who is in this situation, is it better on the taxes for you so far?
How can I get a government job that allows telecommuting? I would really like to work from home but enjoy the benefits of telecommuting with the government. Also, does anyone know of possible contracting positions with the federal government. I hear contractors tend to make more money than actual civil service.
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