This document defines common tax terms used in the US, including W2 forms which are filled out by employers for employees and have taxes deducted from paychecks, 1099 forms which freelancers and independent contractors fill out themselves, and corp to corp relationships where a staffing company pays a vendor who then manages a candidate's payroll and taxes as the candidate works for the staffing company's client. It also includes an example of a staffing company placing 15 candidates for a week with a client, earning $15,000, with the staffing company paying $10,000 to a vendor who paid the $2,000 and $3,000 to two clients.
This document defines common tax terms used in the US, including W2 forms which are filled out by employers for employees and have taxes deducted from paychecks, 1099 forms which freelancers and independent contractors fill out themselves, and corp to corp relationships where a staffing company pays a vendor who then manages a candidate's payroll and taxes as the candidate works for the staffing company's client. It also includes an example of a staffing company placing 15 candidates for a week with a client, earning $15,000, with the staffing company paying $10,000 to a vendor who paid the $2,000 and $3,000 to two clients.
This document defines common tax terms used in the US, including W2 forms which are filled out by employers for employees and have taxes deducted from paychecks, 1099 forms which freelancers and independent contractors fill out themselves, and corp to corp relationships where a staffing company pays a vendor who then manages a candidate's payroll and taxes as the candidate works for the staffing company's client. It also includes an example of a staffing company placing 15 candidates for a week with a client, earning $15,000, with the staffing company paying $10,000 to a vendor who paid the $2,000 and $3,000 to two clients.