Sales Reports? 1099 Employee |
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Owen Lowden in Chatham, Massachusetts 25 months ago |
Hey All, I have worked my entire profesional career as a 1099 sales rep. I am now working for a insurance company that pays me comissions only. The require a ton of reports(new for me). Does anyone know if I am actually "Required" to do these reports. It is my understanding that a company can not require Sales Reports from a non salaried employee. Let me know what you know. O |
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MichaelTIM in Tarpon Springs, Florida 21 months ago |
According to the IRS Independent Contractor rules, this may be a gray area: Evaluation System If an evaluation system measures the details of how the work is performed, then these factors would point to an employee. If the evaluation system measures just the end result, then this can point to either an independent contractor or an employee. If your company is requiring "a ton" of forms, then they may be conforming to the first option, which means the IRS would see you as an employee. Best regards,
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Rita R in Bellevue, Washington 10 months ago |
I think you are posing a very interest question. I would say that it definitely depends on the quantity of forms being presented and where they are asking for end results or not. Rita R. www.oneclickstatements.com/commission-statements.html/?c="sales-report |
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