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Lawn guy as independent contractor

Merrit Olson
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I just need some leaves raked and have been reading the IRS rules on what makes someone an IC. 

If I let let him set his own hours, provide his own tools, and pretty much do his thing to get the job done (my leaves raked), then I can consider him an IC. 

Also, as I understand, I don't have to file a 1099 MISC if I don't pay him more than $600. 

Can anyone give me some advice on this one, or your experience on a lawn raker, or perhaps cleaning lady to clean my rental? 

Thanks for your time,

Merrit 

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