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25Jun

Tennessee Now Uses the 20-Factor IRS Test to Identify Independent Contractors (vs. Employees)

Some of you may be surprised to know that our great State of Tennessee does not use the same definition as the federal government, specifically the IRS, when it comes to defining “independent contractors” vs. “employees.”...
By: Miller & Martin PLLC
Source Url: https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/tennessee-now-uses-the-20-factor-irs-75207/

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