No. All providers are self-employed small business owners. Although FFN providers must adhere to all regulations established by the New Jersey DHS/DFD, they operate as a sole proprietorship. As small business owners, FFN providers operate according to the schedule and needs of the parent. Sole proprietors are required to file a Schedule C with their annual tax return and report earnings and losses.
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