Even if you work units...your hours worked on units, must equal at least the minimun wage scale and if your work in excess of 40 hours in a week, then o/time rates apply. Now if your an independent sub contractor with your own insurance and equipment and paid with 1099, you must keep your records. If your a sub renting equipment from the prime contractor, you can write off those expense for rental, the same with all your tools/clothes/road expense/vehicle/gas/ete etc. However with last year change in tax laws...best to check with an accountant.
Keep Safe: Keep track of your pay stub: MicroMan
Re: WVA company pays $3,7 million in overtime pay
Member #: 2039
Registered: 1996-2001
Posted:
1090
Name:
MicroMan
Name:
Gary E. Ogden
Company:
Micro Network Svc Grp
Occupation:
Coax-Copper-Fiber-
Location:
Domestic-International
Personal:
Experience:
~59 years
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