<prompt> Human: It is hard to find clarification about this on the internet. A few questions, assuming the following.1. 20 is being spent on agent and managers.2. Other work related expenses are high. 50K3. Taxes are complex with multiple income sources and various countries of employment.4. I am good with money and have a strong understanding of accounting and financial concepts.Questions.1. How much do I stand to save on taxes by incorporating? 2. Does it make sense to hire a business manager to manage all accounts, finances, and tax filings, at a price of 5 of gross income? I find this high, but seems to be industry standard3. Should I incorporate and only hire a lawyer or accountant by the hour for annual filings?4. What are my alternative solutions?Thank you for any advice, it is very appreciated.EDIT: Thank you for the advice. I will be incorporating using a lawyer and in the meantime will be hunting an accounting firm who will work on an hourly basis. Also will keep relationship with law firm for hourly work.  <response>: I would say yes. Lot of actors do it and pretty highly recommended. I would recommend not to worry about the business manager as much as you can do it pretty much all yourself. Look into a business consultant more then anything, but dont let them have access to your money. Ive seen too many stories of people getting screwed hard because they let others handle their money for them. Always a good idea to keep an eye on it yourself. 