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Updated about 12 years ago on . Most recent reply
Contractor able to Sub Out Work to Different Company?
Hello, if I start my own construction company, am I able to sub out the whole scope of work to a different non-licensed company (llc) as long as I get permits and verify work? They would have their own insurance, electricians, plumbers, etc but the only thing they wouldn't have is the general contracting license. Please let me know.
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J Scott Yes, "paper contractor" is another way of saying "briefcase contractor".