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Independent Contractor Agreement

Generate a freelancer/1099 contractor agreement.

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About to pay a freelancer? Put a 1099 / independent-contractor agreement in place first to fix the rate, IP ownership and confidentiality β€” protecting you from misclassification headaches and protecting them from scope drift.

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About Independent Contractor Agreement

Generate a freelance / 1099 independent-contractor agreement that clarifies the working relationship, payment, IP ownership and confidentiality β€” protecting both client and contractor.

How to use Independent Contractor Agreement

  1. 1Enter the client, contractor and a description of services.
  2. 2Set the rate, invoicing schedule, term and IP ownership.
  3. 3Pick the governing law and download the agreement.

Why use Independent Contractor Agreement?

  • βœ“Hiring freelancers for design, development or marketing work.
  • βœ“Contractors protecting payment terms and scope.
  • βœ“Agencies sub-contracting parts of a client project.

Frequently asked questions

What should an independent contractor agreement include?+

It should define the independent (non-employee) relationship, the services, payment terms, term and termination, intellectual-property ownership, confidentiality, and governing law.

Who owns the IP a contractor creates?+

By default, an independent contractor may retain rights unless the agreement assigns work product to the client. This template lets you choose either assignment to the client or a license-back arrangement.

What is the difference between an employee and a contractor?+

Contractors control how they perform the work, supply their own tools, handle their own taxes, and are not entitled to employee benefits. Misclassification carries legal and tax penalties, so confirm the rules in your jurisdiction.

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