The 2-minute risk check
Think of your longest-standing contractor. Answer honestly. These are the questions an auditor or a buyer's lawyer will ask.
0 of 6 answered. Your result appears here.
High risk ·
This relationship looks a lot like employment.
Several of the factors auditors weigh most point toward "employee." If you pay others the same way, the exposure multiplies. The good news: most of this can be fixed going forward, and documenting it now changes how it looks in diligence.
Review every contractor with ClassifyRightElevated risk ·
This one could go either way, and that's the problem.
Borderline roles are where audits and lawsuits are decided on documentation. Without a written record of why you classified this role as you did, you're arguing from memory.
Document every role with ClassifyRightLower risk ·
This one looks like a real contractor. Can you prove it?
Roles drift. A three-month project becomes a two-year arrangement. Keep a dated record now, and re-check it as the relationship changes.
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