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Lawyers as Independent Contractors in Firms with Dave Sprecace
Justia Elevate Team

February 7, 2011

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In February 2011, the US Tax Court decided Donald G. Cave A Professional Law Corporation v. Commissioner. In that case, the court decided that lawyers can be reclassified from contractors to employees under certain circumstances, causing state and federal tax consequences. Learn about the possible implications for lawyers practicing as independent contractors in firms.

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