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which state laws apply - IC's or Company? - confused MT

Posted: Apr 22nd, 2016 - 7:23 am In Reply to: confused on IC vs employee/employer status - confused MT

First THANK YOU to all that have replied to my post and cleared this up for me. I do truly appreciate you taking the time to clear this up for me very much.

So now knowing that I did understand the IRS classification correctly, I also understand that every state has its own laws on IC vs employee.

In this regard, which state's laws apply when the IC lives in one state and the employer/company in another? i.e. company is in California or Florida and transcriptionist is in a state somewhere between the two? If the states have different laws on the matter, does the state the IC resides in count or the one where the company you work/subcontract from count?

Again, thanks to all who take the time to respond.

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confused on IC vs employee/employer status - confused MT (Views: 604, 2016-04-21, 1:37 pm)
- I believe I can shed light on your questions, and you have asked - sm (Views: 700, 2016-04-21, 3:05 pm)
  - THANK YOU! so much - confused MT (Views: 591, 2016-04-21, 3:23 pm)
    - You are more than welcome. All ICs should review this court - sm (Views: 540, 2016-04-21, 3:45 pm)
      - Interesting - Just Wondering (Views: 429, 2016-04-22, 7:32 am)
      - Based on the criteria utilized... - Linda (Views: 503, 2016-04-22, 10:49 am)
        I think you nailed it that most of us ICs are misclassified... - anon (Views: 434, 2016-04-22, 12:22 pm)
- I found this link - although this is Texas law - it applies - to all. see linke (Views: 500, 2016-04-21, 8:52 pm)
- which state laws apply - IC's or Company? - confused MT
  - I believe a determination by the IRS has to be made - Anon (Views: 471, 2016-04-22, 10:23 am)