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1451--g <br /> Clear Form INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR STATUS <br /> QUESTIONNAIRE <br /> WASHINGTON STATE <br /> Department of PO Box 48380 Olympia,WA 98504-8380 • www.drs.wa.gov <br /> Retirement Systems Toll Free: 1-800-547-6657 • Olympia Area:360-664-7000•TOD:360-586-5450 <br /> DRS provides this questionnaire as a tool to assist employers in determining if an individual is an independent <br /> contractor or an employee. The employer retains the questionaire. <br /> Section 1: Worker Data <br /> Worker Name ID Number Date Evaluated <br /> Lekc?(-)3cts <br /> The burden of persuasion for claiming an individual as an independent contractor is on the individual or <br /> the employer making the claim. Refer to WAC 415-02-110 and the Internal Revenue Service for the rules <br /> governing independent contractor status. <br /> No one factor determines independent contractor status. You will need to review the relationship between <br /> the worker and the employer, and to evaluate whether the employer has direction or control over the means <br /> and methods of performing the worker's services.The terms of the contract and the actual arrangement <br /> under which the services are performed are also part of determining whether a worker is an employee or an <br /> independent contractor. <br /> DRS will apply these factors, including but not limited to the following: <br /> Section 2: Right of Control Evaluation <br /> For each question, circle the yes or no column. <br /> Key: EE = Indicates Employee IC = Indicates Independent Contactor YES NO <br /> 1 Is the worker required to comply with detailed work instructions or procedures for EE IC <br /> when, where and how the worker must perform services? <br /> 2 Does the employer provide free training for the worker, or have the right to train EE IC <br /> the worker? <br /> 3 Are the worker's services an integral part of the employer's business operations? EE 1C- <br /> 4 Can the worker subcontract part or all of the required labor or services to another IC <br /> 1211 <br /> party? <br /> 5 Does the employer hire, supervise and pay others to perform the same job as the EE IC <br /> worker? <br /> 6 Does the worker hire, supervise and pay others on the job under a contract to IC <br /> furnish labor and materials? <br /> 7 Does the worker perform continuing services for the employer? EE <br /> 8 Does the employer set the worker's hours, routine or schedule? EE IC <br /> 9 Is the worker required to devote his or her full time to the employer's business? EE IC <br /> 10 Does the employer require the worker to perform services on the employer's EE IC <br /> premises? <br /> 11 Does the employer require the worker to perform services in a set sequence? EE IC <br /> 12 Is the worker required to provide regular, oral or written reports to the employer? EE IC <br /> 13 Is the worker paid by the hour, week or month? EE IC <br /> 14 Does the employer reimburse the worker for job-related expenses? EE <br /> 15 Does the worker furnish tools and materials necessary for the services? IC EE <br /> DRS MS 344(R 5/09) Page 1 of 2 <br />