Pros
gave me insight into how freelance Botox work can be structured
Cons
I paid $2,000 upfront for Botox training with the understanding that I would be paid $100 per client. Clients’ payments were processed through Stripe using my Social Security number, meaning the full treatment revenue was reported under my name. Although I only received $100 per client, I was issued a 1099 reflecting the entire gross amount collected from clients as if I had earned all of that revenue. This resulted in a significant and unexpected tax burden. I understand some companies structure payments this way, but it is unclear why the full company revenue was reported as my income when I only received a small portion of each transaction. When I requested a detailed earnings summary needed to accurately file my taxes, the company refused to provide it and later denied responsibility. The compensation structure, payment processing, and tax reporting were not clearly explained in advance. Anyone considering working here should request clear written documentation regarding how revenue is processed and reported before agreeing to anything.