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To avoid payroll, one has an option to lease workers, such as from a company that one establishes for that purpose. [1].
Directors of a corporation do not meet the Control Test of the IRS, so if paid, they can be paid only as Independent Contractors, not employees. [2]

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	*~~About double taxation - [http://www.myllc.com/double-taxation.aspx].~~ To avoid payroll ~~costs~~, one has an option to lease workers, such as from a company that one establishes for that purpose.		*To avoid payroll, one has an option to lease workers, such as from a company that one establishes for that purpose. [http://www.myllc.com/double-taxation.aspx].
	*Directors of a corporation do not meet the Control Test of the IRS, so if paid, they can be paid only as Independent Contractors, not employees. [http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/are-your-nonprofit-directors-officers-employees-ics.html]		*Directors of a corporation do not meet the Control Test of the IRS, so if paid, they can be paid only as Independent Contractors, not employees. [http://www.nolo.com/legal-encyclopedia/are-your-nonprofit-directors-officers-employees-ics.html]