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If given the option must would opt to receive a W-2 and have the employer
pay 1/2 the employment taxes rather than paying the entire amount oneself.



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On Mar 16, 9:55 pm, jim.gree...[at]gmail.com wrote:
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Whether or not one is an employee who gets a W2 and an independent
contractor who gets a 1099 depends on facts and circumstances, not
personal preferences. More likely than not, the situation you
describe is one of an employee.

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My wife is working part time - per diem (as a nurse) in a hospital.
She works there a couple of days a week. We want to get 1099. Hospital
says they have no issue.
My question is that I have never dealt with 1099. What is the process?
How do we get a 1099 and not W2
appreciate any answers
Thanks
Jim

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