Subcontracter info

Re: Subcontractor IRS definition

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For instance..........ground crew. If the ground crew works for the company you are subbing for........you are not a sub contractor, you are an employee.


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Yes, unless you are an INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR being hired to climb and get stuff on the ground. I could see that being true if you are contracted to get a job done and then use the company's employees to get the task done.
 
Re: Subcontractor IRS definition

If they are running the ropes for you then you are hardly an independent contractor. If the ground crew is under your direction you are not an independent contractor, unless they are on your payroll.
 
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If a person riedes to the job site in your vehicle...they are an employee. Itws really tricky. I am a LLC and my rules are different from being incorporated.
 
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Maybe if they tend your ropes or ride to work with you every day they're your employee or you are all co-employees; maybe. An occasional ride or rope-tending would not force employee status, even for the (majority of?) IRS agents who don't really know what it is they're supposed to be enforcing but instead blindly take their bosses' word for it.
 
Re: Subcontractor IRS definition

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If you agree 200 a day for climbing thats fine but invoice it as 200 for felling a tree a whatever you've done. Then you can also invoice 150 for one job and 250 for the next and keep varying the amounts so it doesn't look like your on a fixed daily amount.

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That's pretty clever Rupe.
 
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