I think you'd need to spend more than 50% of the year living in NV to not have to pay CA taxes so you might be stuck paying CA income taxes on it anyway.
I love our 2017 Outback w/ EyeSight. Luckily, we haven't had to test the auto braking system at high speeds but the lane assist and assisted cruise control are wonderful.
The MagTek reader acts as a USB HID (aka a keyboard). When the cursor focus is put on a text field and you swipe a card, the MagTek device acts as if someone typed each character into the field. Then the javascript detects that and parses it out
Hi Kalle, I love my daily pour over, so I might not be your target market, but I'd definitely be interested in purchasing a few coffees without a subscription. Have you thought about offering that?
Coming at it from a different angle, what claim do the other owners have on your code? You own all code you write unless you do it under a work-for-hire agreement or have assigned ownership under an agreement like this one: https://www.upcounsel.com/intellectual-property-assignment-a...
Did you sign an agreement saying that the code you have written is owned by the LLC? By your statement that you haven't signed anything my thought is no. Which means you still own the code & the IP.
Just because a site was built by an agency doesn't mean that the client still has a relationship with them. Reach out to the website owners and see if they would be interested in talking about a redesign.
You're obviously worth $50 an hour, if not more. I say that you should expect $50 an hour * 40 hours a week. Don't forget that if you transition to a FTE, you won't be able to claim as many (or any) business tax deductions. You need to ask yourself why they want to hire you as a FTE. It's probably to pay you less than your current hourly rate.
I love Workflowy and this looks like a direct copy. The keyboard shortcuts do feel a little cleaner on Omniflow though. I especially like the Control Enter to mark an item as completed.
I personally use Quickbooks. It's not all that complicated and it's what your CPA will want. If you don't already have a CPA yet, that should be your first step.
I've been acting as a one-man consulting agency for a while, and I've had a desire to take on larger projects but don't want to hire employees. A co-op type of situation seems like what I'd want to build and open sourcing this will definitely help me and others like me. Thanks Crisp!