In general, a worker is an employee if: Your business controls what work will be done and how it will be done. Your business provides the equipment and materials the worker uses to complete the work. Your business provides benefits to the worker like paid time off, insurance, and retirement benefits.
Your business pays the business expenses of the worker like office rent, insurance, supplies, or other expenses and reimbursements. In general, a worker is an independent contractor if: The worker services many different customers or clients who pay them directly for their services.
The worker controls when and how the work will be performed and controls all the details of the work performed. Verifying Business Structure Verifying business structure is important because it can save you the hassle of having to issue a MISC. This typically includes rental payments if your business rents property like real estate or equipment [Box 1 on the MISC]. Services performed by someone who is not your employee. Prizes and awards.
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