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    • Non-Compete Changes in Washington State Signed Into Law

    You Can’t Do That: Changing Tides in Washington Non-Compete Agreements   Non-compete clauses are commonplace in many agreements. Generally, non-compete clauses limit an Read more....

    Reclassifying an Independent Contractor into an Employee

    As we all know well, Independent contractors (ICs) must pay their own state and federal income taxes, and with employees an employer has to collect federal taxes and pay part o Read more....

    Is the person working for you really a disguised Employee?

    Hiring Independent Contractors are a great way to get the additional help you need without having to worry about withholding taxes. Its also a good way to find out if the perso Read more....

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