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Most remote workers are independent contractors, and they generally invoice you.
by charlesdm 8y ago
Most remote workers are independent contractors, and they generally invoice you.
- soorajchandran 8y agoAnd what tools are used to pay the invoices?
- scottbruin 8y agoBill.com seems widely used and liked by AP departments.
- brudgers 8y agoChecks or electronic equivalent. There's a scale at which more complex tools may make sense. That scale varies with the variation in the details of a company's operation. For a few contractors the overhead of learning and integrating a tool may outweigh the actual (not perceived) benefits. Most of the work is reviewing invoices, not writing checks.
- ohithereyou 8y agoHow big of a team are you talking about? One company I was a remote contractor for had four people to pay and simply cut checks through QuickBooks after discussing with their accountant the proper tax implications. I sent a weekly invoice through email and I received a check in the mail two to three business days after sending the email.
- sciurus 8y agoThis is going to be really dependent on your social circle. I work remotely and know many people who work remotely for different companies. Most of them are full-time employees.