I think old codgers deserve a chance to work. Old codgers are a vital part of the american consumer market.
If old codgers don't work, how are they going to pay for (amongst other things) their incontinence pants, hearing aids, false teeth,...
What, you said older CODERS, not old CODGERS?
Oops.
Never mind.
So, it seems that it's okay to take work home from
the office, or work from home when you work for someBIGcompany?
So, you incorporate in Delaware (Nevada, etc), pay $75 per year for a registered agent in Delaware, and work for the company you incorporated in Delaware.
Where is the difference from some guy who telecommutes to his job from home, or the work-aholic who spends another 2-5 hours per night working at home?
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I think old codgers deserve a chance to work. Old codgers are a vital part of the american consumer market. ...
If old codgers don't work, how are they going to pay for (amongst other things) their incontinence pants, hearing aids, false teeth,
What, you said older CODERS, not old CODGERS?
Oops.
Never mind.
So, it seems that it's okay to take work home from the office, or work from home when you work for someBIGcompany? So, you incorporate in Delaware (Nevada, etc), pay $75 per year for a registered agent in Delaware, and work for the company you incorporated in Delaware. Where is the difference from some guy who telecommutes to his job from home, or the work-aholic who spends another 2-5 hours per night working at home?
And when you go to the article
AN orbitz POP-UP ad...
Seems they don't think too much of your idea if you're to young (29). Guess I'll just have to get some fake ID and TURN IN MY AARP Card...