For the bandleader to be the employer and make contributions to the AFM-EPF on behalf of himself, must he be incorporated, a sole proprietorship, or a partnership?
If the bandleader is the employer, he must be incorporated in order to make pension contributions on his own behalf. If the father of the bride signs the LS-1 as the employer, the bandleader, whether a sole proprietorship or partnership may be the designee and make payments on his own behalf in addition to payments for the other musicians.
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