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[quote=nannydebsays][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Just a reminder that the sitter coming to your house is an employee and you legally incur other costs above the hourly rate. Using the SAHM in her home the cost is just the hourly rate. [/quote]
Except if you call her a nanny share. The law is really screwed up about this. I don't really know how nanny shares get away with skirting the law. Normally if a child is being cared for outside of his OWN home, there needs to be a in-home daycare license.[/quote]

A SAHM providing child care of any type in HER home isn't a nanny. She's a home daycare provider. She therefore needs to pay her taxes as a "self-employed" person, or she will pay her taxes as an LLC or some other business.

A nanny in a share is the [b]employee[/b] of both/all share partners. She should be getting a check from each share partner each week, with taxes taken out.

Nannies, nanny employers, nanny share members, and SAHM's who offer child care only get away with "skirting the law" if they deliberately choose to be tax evaders. It's not a big mystery.[/quote]

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