Misclassification is back taxes, penalties and benefits liability. A CoAd HR specialist will review this worker with you in 15 minutes and tell you whether the 1099 holds up. No pitch, no obligation.
Paying someone as a 1099 contractor when the IRS sees an employee is one of the most expensive mistakes a small business can make: back payroll taxes, penalties, interest and sometimes benefits and overtime owed. The IRS looks at who controls the work. Answer the 20 questions below for one worker and the quiz weighs the answers the way the IRS does. If you are near the line, read how HR outsourcing handles classification or use the employee cost calculator to see what converting a contractor would cost.
Misclassification means back taxes, penalties and benefits liability. CoAd's HR team reviews classification and runs contractors and employees on one platform.
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