To be a bit pedantic, there is no such thing as a “1099 employee.”

Sep 19, 2024
9:21:44am

TCuz Coastal Elite

If you are an independent contractor receiving a 1099, you are not an employee by definition (unless you are misclassified).

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I posted this before but what do 1099 employees do if they are ripped off?

chismoso

9:16am

State department of labor would be a start. File a fraud report with the IRS.

JAGA97

9:18am

The state department of labor said they only deal with W2 employees

chismoso

9:19am

Department of professional licensing, state tax commission, state unemployment.

JAGA97

9:23am

RE: I posted this before but what do 1099 employees do if they are ripped off?

shokupanmanbo

9:19am

To be a bit pedantic, there is no such thing as a “1099 employee.”

TCuz

9:21am

wait just a gosh darn second here. What are you trying to do by correcting him?

Czar-castic

9:24am

Im still kind of new here so i will just throw it out there. Im not that smart

chismoso

9:56am

1099 employees can complain about improperly being 1099. States and feds can

88Coug

9:27am

First, true 1099s are not employees--they are independent contractors.

ebv

9:30am

Sue for fraud and breach of contract

BIG XII Coug

9:38am

Under 15k small claims. Over 15k get a lawyer.

momowagon

9:45am

Nothing as employees. They are not employees. Sue just like any

CougaRR4L

9:48am

Most states have an agency that investigates whether workers have been

NVCougar

10:26am

Thank you all

chismoso

11:14am

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