Non-compete for 1099 status
I signed a non-compete agreement with a new employer. However, instead of being a W-2 employee, they are paying me as a 1099. Is the non-compete enforceeable since I am technically not an "official" W-2 employee?
1 answer | asked Mar 4, 2004 10:45 AM [EST] | applies to Wisconsin
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1099 status
If you received a 1099 from your "employer," you may not be an "employee." Receiving a 1099 has tax implications as well as affecting the non-compete. It also depends on how the non-compete is worded.
posted by Sally Stix | Mar 4, 2004 11:18 AM [EST]
If you received a 1099 from your "employer," you may not be an "employee." Receiving a 1099 has tax implications as well as affecting the non-compete. It also depends on how the non-compete is worded.
posted by Sally Stix | Mar 4, 2004 11:18 AM [EST]
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