Larry McClanahan
- May 3
- 1 min read

Who or What is a Micropreneur?

Different organizations define the term differently. Generally speaking, at McClanahan Tax we consider a micropreneur to be someone who:

Owns and operates a small business.
Typically wears multiple hats with respect to business functions.
May operate solo or have a team of up to nine employees (per Small Business Administration definition) or a small team of independent contractors.
Will typically have less than $2 million in annual revenue from the business.

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