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[quote=Anonymous]Our housecleaner comes when we are not at home, brings her own supplies and cleans as she wants. We only set her a goal: to make the house clean, and it's up to her how she achieves that. I have no time to buy the supplies for her and follow her around the house with instructions. I do genuinely believe that she is an IC. However, I'm currently considered an IC myself and keep wondering how it is possible. I'm an accountant, and a consulting firm has hired me as an IC to serve their client. I always work from the client site, 40 hours a week, follow their established business hours, use their workspace, their laptop, have their e-mail address and do exactly what they tell me to do. How am I considered an IC and a cleaning lady who follows her own schedule, uses her supplies and helpers is an employee? Shouldn't it be the other way around? [/quote]
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