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However they spin it, technically you worked for TriNet. TriNet probably has some professional services agreement with your company that pays what it costs to employ you (salary, taxes, benefits), but your W2 says TriNet.

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I don't see what the actual problem is with that. Until you reach scale (hundreds of employees), there's not a problem.

Yeah, and at that point you probably won't be using TriNet anymore.

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