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... driver) who works full-time (except for sideline sales activities) for one firm or person. Sales orders must be for items intended for resale or use as supplies in the customer's business. Customers must be retailers, wholesalers, contractors, or operators of hotels, restaurants, or other businesses dealing with food or lodging. STATUTORY NONEMPLOYEES Direct salespeople and licensed real-estate salespeople are classified as statutory nonemployees. Their pay is based on sales, not hours-and then only if they work under a contract that states they will not be classified as ... A recent IRS ruling exemplifies this confusion on the part of employers. Nurses supplied to a hospital by an outside firm were found to be working full-time on a schedule set by the hospital, were paid hourly by the hospital, and had no investment in their own equipment. The hospital required their attendance at an orientation before starting their job and could fire them. Of course, the ruling declared them to be hospital employees. The IRS said the hospital exercised enough control over the nurses to make them ineligible for the status of ... employees are defined as commonlaw employees unless they fall under special statutes (some of which are referred to in the article hotlinked above) . If employers can dictate what is to be done or when and how it is to be done- for instance, if they supply tools for the job, provide the place to work, or have the power to fire employees-their employees are defined as common-law. The employers will probably be required to withhold taxes on these employees. INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS The article hotlinked above details the status and relationship of ...

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... now realize that we're lucky because most of the world is redneck! &# 160 Recently, I was in Huntington, Texas on business. After the meeting Sundra (pronounced Sondra), Lynn (her husband), and I went to supper at a local restaurant. We had a great time. As I reflect back on the night, this was sort of a "mini" Redneck Festival. &# 160 Evidence of this was everywhere. The parking lot had plenty of pickup trucks and very few BMWs. Everyone ... had great experience (scar tissue) . &# 160 Lynn then took us back to the future. He told another story — and he's a master storyteller — about a timber contractor riding through south Louisiana during the sugar cane harvest. He watched as giant tractors equipped with diagonal cutting blades plowed through the field harvesting the cane (at harvest the rows of sugar cane stand more than six to eight feet tall and must be cut at ground level) . &# 160 The guy was mesmerized. He pulled off the road ... crossed the fence, and asked how the machine worked and what it could do. He even had the driver show him how the blade could be rotated to cut higher above the ground. To demonstrate the possibilities, the driver snapped off the top of a fence post. &# 160 The contractor went home and began the process that would result in the tree-harvesting machine visualized by the supervisor in the first story long before the technology existed. &# 160 In my opinion, these simple stories provide textbook examples about what CE ...