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no a shareholder is not an employee.
An employee can be a shareholder though.
Not automatically. They have to be registered as employees with your state's Department of Labor.
You can actually have a corporation with officers and not a single employee. We did that with one corporation because it wasn't going to show any income nor sales for about 2 years. Perfectly legal.
Shareholders are just that, owners of the company. You can own plenty of stock in companies and it doesn't make you an employee.
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