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Once you have determined that your workers should be classified as Contractors, [See Workers Classifications], you must collect and maintain proper documentation and file 1099 returns at the end of each tax year.
The general rule is that an individual is an independent contractor if you, the payer, has the right to control ONLY the result of the work and NOT what will be done, or how it will be done. In other words, you cannot pay a worker as an independent contractor if the work they perform can be controlled by you.
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