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Independent Contractor Agreement

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Worker classification

Misclassification can trigger tax and labor penalties. When in doubt, consult an attorney.
Not sure?

Choose contractor if they control how work is done and are not a W-2 employee. When unsure, consult a professional.

Client

Legal business name exactly as registered or as it should appear in the document.
Example: Acme Holdings LLC

Manual entry always works. Street address (not a P.O. box unless that is the official mailing address).

Street address (not a P.O. box unless that is the official mailing address).
Example: 123 Main St, Suite 200

Contractor

Full legal name for contractor name as it should appear on the document.
Example: Jordan Lee

Manual entry always works. Street address (not a P.O. box unless that is the official mailing address).

Street address (not a P.O. box unless that is the official mailing address).
Example: 123 Main St, Suite 200

Scope

Full legal name for project name as it should appear on the document.
Example: Jordan Lee
Describe deliverables clearly — vague scope is a top dispute cause.
Listing deliverables helps prove the contractor met their obligations.

Payment

Pick the structure that matches how you actually pay this contractor.
Not sure?

Pick the structure that matches how you actually plan to pay — hourly, one fixed fee, or by milestone.

This choice appears in your document for: payment schedule.
This choice appears in your document for: invoice timing.

IP & confidentiality

This choice appears in your document for: work creates ip.
This choice appears in your document for: confidentiality needed.
Not sure?

Use this if private business information may be shared during the project.

Term & termination

Date for start date. Use the calendar picker when available.
Example: first of next month
Date for end date. Use the calendar picker when available.
Example: first of next month
Optional — leave blank for open-ended work.
This choice appears in your document for: termination type.
Choose the state where the rental property is located.
Not sure?

Usually this is the state where the client, contractor, or project is based.

Contractor status

This choice appears in your document for: contractor control ack.
This choice appears in your document for: tax responsibility ack.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Independent Contractor Agreement

Yes — IP terms are included based on your wizard answers; add the optional IP clause for more detail.

Yes — add it from optional protections on the preview page before checkout.

Yes — use milestone payment optional protection or edit payment terms before paying.

No — this agreement is for independent contractors, not W-2 employees.

Yes — DOCX is fully editable, and post-purchase revisions are included.

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