Resources & Guides

Practical guides on starting and growing an HR consulting business in the US.

Starting a Business

How to Start an HR Consulting Business Without Forming an LLC Yourself

Most HR professionals have the network and expertise to run their own consulting business — but not the time to deal with entity formation, insurance, and payroll. Here's the alternative.

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Profit Sharing

Profit Sharing Explained: How Much Can You Earn Per Placement?

A straight answer on how profit sharing actually works, what drives your earnings, and how to estimate what a placement could mean for your business.

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Compliance

Federal vs. State Payroll Rules: A Guide for New HR Entrepreneurs

Payroll compliance in the US is more complex than it looks — especially when you're placing consultants across state lines. Here's what you actually need to understand.

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Compliance

1099 vs. W2: What HR Consultants Placing Talent Need to Understand

The W2 vs. 1099 distinction has major implications for taxes, liability, and benefits. Here's what it means for your HR consulting business.

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Growing Your Business

How to Find Your First 3 Clients as an Independent HR Consultant

Your network is your biggest asset. Here's a practical approach to landing your first paying clients without a marketing budget.

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Compliance

Do You Need Workers' Comp Insurance to Place Consultants? Yes — Here's Why

Workers' compensation isn't optional when you're placing consultants with clients. Here's what coverage you need and why HR2HR handles this for you.

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