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1. The customer wrote
Hi, can I use gig workers instead of putting them on payroll?. It's about 1099 or payroll and independent contractor rules. Photo/document attached: yes. Need it this week if possible.
2. And uploaded
FICTIONAL SAMPLE DOCUMENT Customer: Sam Example Ref: DEMO-1042 Notes: ab5 Card on file: [card/account number removed]
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3. Classified as
Can I use gig workers instead of putting them on payroll? (high confidence; matched: 1099 or payroll, independent contractor rules, ab5)
4. Options and generator
Learn the basics before posting
- Read your state's labor agency page on worker status.
- Note that in California the ABC test applies for most purposes.
- Use gigs for one-off, outcome-based work, not ongoing role-based work.
- Let the worker set how and when to do the work and bring their own tools.
- Ask an employment attorney or accountant about your situation.
Safety: This is general information, not legal advice.
Stop and call a pro if: You want to set the worker's schedule, methods or exclusivity: that points toward payroll, so get advice.
What it costs here
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Business-posted gigs (independent pros bid their own rate)
An employment attorney or accountant can answer your specific case; the marketplace is a venue for independent providers.
Prices are set by each independent pro and shown before you pay.
5. Generated and planned
- 1 Describe
- 2 Options
- 3 Generate
- 4 Track
- 5 Book
Your checklist
Still to fill in: work type, frequency, state
Copy it, fill in any [brackets], and send it yourself or attach it to your booking request.
Your steps and deadlines
| # | Step | Due |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Read your state's worker-status page Official source. | 2026-11-10 |
| 2 | List the work, schedule and tools Who controls what. | 2026-11-12 |
| 3 | Ask an attorney or accountant Bring the checklist. | 2026-11-17 |
Book and pay
General information, not professional, legal or medical advice. You decide and you send every document yourself; we never contact anyone for you.