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An independent contractor agreement is used when a business wants to hire someone from outside their company to perform work or services. Using an attorney-drafted agreement will help avoid disputes.
Providers who are frequently hired as independent contractors include:
- Drivers
- Writers
- Marketing firms
- Consultants
- Contractors
- Physicians
- Real estate agents
- Financial planners and CPAs
- Programmers
- Health care professionals
- And many others
Using California independent contractors can be of great benefit to your company and can save money. However, they must be classified correctly.
The IRS has specific guidelines on how to classify independent contractors. If your company does not classify them properly, you could suffer significant tax penalties. A wrong classification may cause additional problems for your company pension plans and employee benefits.
Without an attorney-drafted California independent contractor agreement, you may open your company up to tax liabilities that you had not planned on.
Furthermore, you want to make sure you are protecting all copyrights, patents, trade secrets, and other intellectual property arising from the work performed under the agreement.
Our California independent contractor agreement covers these topics:
- Duties of the independent contractor
- Details compensation and payment
- Includes a provision not to disclose information about your business
- Clarifies that the contractor will be responsible for their own taxes
- Contractor agrees to possess the skill to complete the work properly
- Makes clear that contractor will be responsible for their own expenses
- Includes a provision regarding non-solicitation of client’s customers
- Assigns products or inventions created by contractor
- Sets forth a deadline for the contractor to complete the work
- Includes a confidentiality provision
- Sets forth the contractor’s warranties
- Information and instructions from our attorney
California laws change quickly; do not rely on outdated documents. We will provide you with one of the finest attorney-drafted California independent contractor agreements in the country.
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