IRS and ICs

Posted By: Ex-MTSO on 2006-12-22
In Reply to: That is what I thought - peanut

Exactly. The IRS does not care WHAT industry you are in. There are very specific guidelines to be followed (I am an ex-MTSO) and one of them is you CANNOT ask or tell ICs when, where or how much to work AT ALL EVER. Maybe you MTs who are badmouthing the OP ought to go to the IRS website and look up the definition of IC. These companies can and should be reported to the IRS-they want their cake and eat it too...if you want a schedule from an MT at the very least they should be statuary employees.

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Required hours for IC work~~curious - peanut
- No, you are correct. IC = no set hours, etc. nm - IC-MT
- Medical transcription is an industry that REQUIRES sm - ICr
  - I work every day and am not a slacker - peanut
    - I absolutely agree with you on this post. sm - ICr
    - IRS and ICs - Ex-MTSO
      - true, at least they can work in their jammies...sm - peanut
- You're so right. That was my beef with a poster - Yup
  - Folks really need to read the posts correctly.... - GaPeach
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        Merry Christmas to you, too. I meant it. - Yup
  - That is what I thought - peanut
    - IRS and ICs - Ex-MTSO
      - exactly - peanut

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