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W-2 and 1099 Form Can I go back on contract after being let go earlier this year?
Published January 26, 2011
Question by Mars: W-2 and 1099 Form Can I go back on contract after being let go earlier this year?
If a company let me go and now wants me to come back and work for 8 weeks on a project can I request that to be on contract and get a 1099 for that? There would be a W2 for the month of January. Is there a problem tax wise (with IRS) if we do that?
Best answer:
Answer by WRG
It might cause the IRS to question if you are a true contract employee.
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