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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

#1 Do it yourself

Learn the basics before posting

  1. Read your state's labor agency page on worker status.
  2. Note that in California the ABC test applies for most purposes.
  3. Use gigs for one-off, outcome-based work, not ongoing role-based work.
  4. Let the worker set how and when to do the work and bring their own tools.
  5. 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.

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Your checklist

Still to fill in: work type, frequency, state

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Your steps and deadlines

#StepDue
1Read your state's worker-status page
Official source.
2026-11-10
2List the work, schedule and tools
Who controls what.
2026-11-12
3Ask an attorney or accountant
Bring the checklist.
2026-11-17

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