Independent Contractor Agreement
An Independent Contract is a formal agreement between a business or individual (the client) and a self-employed person or entity (the contractor) who provides specific services or completes a project. The contractor operates independently, without being considered an employee, meaning they handle their own taxes, insurance, and work processes.
Purpose: The purpose is to clearly define the scope of work, payment terms, deadlines, and responsibilities while ensuring both parties have legal protection. It establishes a professional relationship, outlines expectations, and avoids misunderstandings.
General Independent Contractor Agreement
A broad agreement used for various services like consulting, design, or other freelance work.
Types of Independent Contractor Agreements
Consulting Agreement
For professional consultants providing advice or expertise to a business.
Freelance Agreement
Tailored for freelancers in creative fields like writing, graphic design, or marketing.
Service Agreement
Specific to service providers like repair technicians, caterers, or cleaners.
Construction or Trade Agreement
Used for contractors in construction, plumbing, electrical, or other trades.
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