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Legal Guide to Independent Contractor Status

The Fourth Edition (© 2007) of Robert W. Wood’s book Legal Guide to Independent Contractor Status is now available. Used throughout the United States by tax lawyers, accountants, litigators, judges, and law professors, this seminal work was first published in 1992, and is now in its Fourth Edition. This updated edition is bound in a new compression binder designed to facilitate changed pages and supplementation to keep this volume is fully up-to-date.

The many contexts in which disputes arise over the status of workers as employees or independent contractors is burgeoning. A key feature of the book is its multidiscplinary character. Worker's status disputes arise in myriad contexts. Disputes arise with governmental taxing authorities, government labor and employment authorities, third-parties raising the status of workers in suits against the company. Plus, there are disputes between the company and the workers themselves.

Since prevention is nearly always better than a cure, this book also addresses planning for worker status, and drafting employment and/or independent contractor agreements. Extensive forms and appendices are included. Not only is the Fourth Edition full of the latest case, fully reflecting judicial and administrative law developments, but several key new legislative developments are covered.


 

Table of Contents

Robert W. Wood's Legal Guide to Independent Contractor Status, reviewed by David K. Colapinto, Tax Notes, Vol. 117, No. 9 (November 26, 2007), p. 895.

Read more reviews of Legal Guide to Independent Contractor Status here.

 

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