What does IC stand for?

Independent Contractor

This definition appears very rarely and is found in the following Acronym Finder categories:

Business, finance, etc.

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Even if you''ve found an independent contractor that you know you can count on, there''s always the possibility that a misunderstanding will result in a misstep that could negatively affect your business reputation, liability, and relationship with your client.

Reduce the Risk of Working with Subcontracted Marketing Consultants

The Massachusetts Independent Contractor Law The Massachusetts General Laws, c.

Massachusetts High Court Decision Highlights Perils Of Misclassifying ...

It's hard to find a talented independent contractor you can trust to represent your company when working with a client.

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Although all companies should carefully evaluate their independent contractor relationships, construction firms are particularly susceptible to government challenges to independent contractor treatment.

Classification warfare: IRS targeting independent contractors

Another Independent Contractor Issue A general contractor hired a subcontractor to do some work.

CA developments: estimated tax payments, 1099s and more

Classification Factors Identifying the correct status of a service provider as an employee or independent contractor for federal tax purposes depends on application of common law standards, which can be unclear and often seemingly contradictory as applied to the facts and circumstances of particular businesses.

IRS intensifies focus on worker classification

A company needs software or technical documentation developed and hires an independent contractor to do the job.

Global: The "Work For Hire" Doctrine Almost Never Works In Software ...

Under New Hampshire law, a person is presumed an employee unless he or she meets a list of all 12 requirements for independent contractor status.

Truth in labeling: state agencies in joint effort to enforce new ...