Remote Worker Classification: A Guide for Tax Professionals

Federal law changes this year have shed new light on employee and contractor classifications. Employers need to take a close look at how employees are classified. As remote work becomes increasingly prevalent, tax professionals face new challenges in navigating the complex landscape of worker classification both for remote staff in our firms as well as when providing guidance to clients. This guide provides a concise overview of the key considerations for determining whether remote workers should be classified as employees or independent contractors.

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Christine Gervais

Christine Gervais is a licensed CPA, using her skills to help businesses grow and achieve their fullest potential. Christine has a Master’s degree in accounting from Southern New Hampshire University in addition to holding her CPA license for over a decade. Notably, Christine is a nationally recognized speaker providing education to other CPAs on how to best serve clients as well as instruction on a wide variety of topics for business owners on how to maximize success. Christine prides herself on the value she can bring to clients with her extensive tax knowledge and provides strategic, forward-thinking financial strategies to help clients grow. When not behind her desk, you can find Christine spending quality time with her daughter and stepson or tending to the family’s excessively loved farm animals.

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