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Question for Wisconsin IC's - wimt

Posted: Nov 14, 2011

For those IC's who get their work from an MTSO, does your MTSO require you to have work comp insurance?

Workers Comp Insurance - alias

[ In Reply To ..]
no. You are an IC, not an employee...you work from home...if you get injured "on the job" your health insurance, if indeed you have any, will take care of your needs. If you had an office, with other employees, maybe you would need coverage for those employees, but not IC.

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