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That's probably it. I just checked my papers now and it does say "consultant". Is there a difference (legally, in the US) between contractor and consultant?
by emilburzo 10y ago
That's probably it.
I just checked my papers now and it does say "consultant".
Is there a difference (legally, in the US) between contractor and consultant?
- dogma1138 10y agoConsultant isn't a legal definition there is a difference between if they are paying you for services rendered (b2b) or employing you. Basically unless there is a requirement for reverse VAT charges which isn't applicable to the US there is nothing a company needs to do when hiring a contractor other than pay the invoice, on the other hand there are tons of regulatory and legal requirements that they need to meet when they offer you employment.