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I thought "IC" meant you worked the hours that met YOUR needs. You're already taking a hit on benefits and taxes, so it would seem that schedule flexibility would be the only reason to opt for IC status. I applied for a job that was IC with hours of "any time." When I interviewed for it, they had very specific hours they wanted their ICs to work - all crappy. I saw another IC job today that was "flexible" but farther down in the ad it stated "third shift full-time." This is flexible?? My husband said "any time" probably means "any time they want you to work." Hah - funny if it's not you I guess. Anyone familiar with new IRS rules that allow this? I used to have a company of ICs and they were true ICs - paid them well and they worked their butts off but on their terms. Everyone benefited - but it seems to be a thing of the past.