Indiana Employment Agreement - Independent Contractor

An independent contractor agreement is an agreement between a company and an independent contractor (not an employee) that provides the terms and conditions by which the independent contractor will provide services to the company. The Independent Contractor Agreement serves a number of beneficial purposes: (1) It provides the independent contractor with the basic conditions, project parameters and terms of payment for his/her service to the company; (2) It can also protect the company by, among other things, clarifying the company’s expectations for the independent contractor, reaffirming that an employer/employee relationship is not created and laying out reasons for termination of the relationship. This package also includes step-by-step instructions that walk you through each provision to help you fully understand the terms of your agreement.

Among others, this form includes the following key provisions:

• Services: Describes the services the Independent Contractor will perform
• Term: Sets forth the length of the agreement
• Compensation: Identifies the amount the Independent Contractor will be paid for his services
• Expenses: Sets forth those expenses the Independent Contractor will not be liable for
• Independent Contractor Status: Clarifies the contractor's status as independent, and not an employee of the company
• Termination: Describes the terms upon which the agreement may be terminated

This attorney-prepared packet contains:

1. Instructions and Checklist for the Independent Contractor Agreement
2. Information about the Independent Contractor Agreement
3. Step-by-Step Instructions for filling out the document
4. Independent Contractor Agreement.

State Law Compliance: This form is for use in all states

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• Includes:

  √ Instructions
  √ Free Checklist

• State:

   Indiana
  

  Number of Pages:

   12

• File Types Included:

  
  √ Microsoft Word
  √ Adobe PDF
  √ Rich Text Format
  

• Compatible with:

  Windows and Mac OS