With new labor laws like AB5, a recently implemented California policy that has changed the way contract workers are classified, don't be surprised if other states soon follow its lead. This new law has many businesses and workers wondering what how they can determine a 1099 contractor from a W-2 employee. We've put together an easy comparison guide that will help you tell the difference, no matter where you're located.
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