My plumber is an IC, but I sure...

don't expect him to show up in the middle of the night, and I wouldn't allow it.    Although I can't specify exactly when he does the work, I can reasonably expect him to work during they day.  Does that mean he is now my employee?  Of course not.

I work as an IC, and as long as I get my work done I am not required to work any specific schedule.  I can do it in the middle of the night, so I'm glad I'm an MT and not a plumber. 

• IC status question. (sm) - me
  • My plumber is an IC, but I sure... - CAMT
  • following a set schedule is only one of several criteria used by IRS - MTSO
    • As long as the MT meets TAT a set schedule - sm - XXX
  • incorrect, but - K8
    • Wrong. If that were truly the case it would be up ...sm - My 2 cents worth.
      • To My 2 Cents - K8
      • And you wonder why people offshore... - Old MT
  • That's incorrect. sm - Amy
    • Not exactly right. If you WANT THE JOB, you'll fulfill their requirements. nm - Beth
    • Confused - babe
      • You don't get paid an hourly rate you get paid by line - sm - XXX
        • Not IC-employee status - babe
          • Doesn't matter, IF you are not paid an hourly wage, i.e. a set amount no matter - sm - XXX
            • I do not want an in-house job - babe
      • Hourly/Salaried - Angela
        • Makes sense, but - babe
          • Hourly/Production - Angela
            • Getting closer - babe
              • I think I found something - Angela

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