G
Gerald
Hi with my other question about taxes the issue came up with
regard to my workers being classified as "employees" or
"contractors".
The business I own is a training school for adult. We teach
classes on how to use computers, programs, hardware, etc.
I work as the admin in the admission office and have decided
to pay myself a reasonable salary.
As for the instructors. They are now contractors. They have
developed their own courses, set the dates/times/schedules
of the courses, and run the courses the way they see fit.
They also hop around to other schools and teach. I pay them
$x per each student in their class. The school doesn't get
involved in any way, other than to make sure they are
teaching withing the state law guidelines. All the other
schools in the area classify them as "contractors" too and
have done so for years.
So is it ok to assume the IRS will classify them as
contractors too or is there a way they may be considered
employees???
regard to my workers being classified as "employees" or
"contractors".
The business I own is a training school for adult. We teach
classes on how to use computers, programs, hardware, etc.
I work as the admin in the admission office and have decided
to pay myself a reasonable salary.
As for the instructors. They are now contractors. They have
developed their own courses, set the dates/times/schedules
of the courses, and run the courses the way they see fit.
They also hop around to other schools and teach. I pay them
$x per each student in their class. The school doesn't get
involved in any way, other than to make sure they are
teaching withing the state law guidelines. All the other
schools in the area classify them as "contractors" too and
have done so for years.
So is it ok to assume the IRS will classify them as
contractors too or is there a way they may be considered
employees???