Salaried or non salaried

Hi,

 

I am working on economics and wanted to know if company founders come under employees or not

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This discussion delves into the economic classification of company founders. It questions whether founders should be treated as employees or owners, noting that while accounting and tax laws lack a strict definition beyond 'ownership interest', economics broadly categorises them as owners. The point is raised that an owner can also be a consumer, potentially equating a director's treatment to that of an employee.

It depends on the nature of understanding.

What ever there is no legal definition of it in accounts and tax apart from a small note called ownership interest. However economics describes it broadly as owners. I have imagine owner is a consumer as well. So this makes a director equal treatment an employee. Founder as stake holder if he just draws profits and doesn’t participate. Silly, I have to do everything by myself 

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