The IRS has released a webinar to help small business owners determine what kind of worker they have. Click on the link below to access the webinar. The link will open in a new window.
Employee or Independent Contractor
March 29, 2012 By
Professional Accounting Services for the Cary, Apex, Raleigh Area of NC
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[…] This is an area of the law ripe for litigation, which can also land you in trouble with the tax man. Your worker may be happy to be considered an independent contractor until money and benefits such as paid leave, workers’ compensation and disability become issues. For more insight into this thorny topic, as well as the role the IRS plays and why you need to be aware, read Independent Contractors vs. Employees. […]