Independent Contractor Agreement
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Independent Contractor Agreement Template

An independent contractor agreement, or freelance agreement is a legally binding contract between two parties for a particular project or service. An independent contractor agreement is typically presented before the project is to begin. An independent contractor usually has a specialized set of skills that makes them the ideal candidate for the project or desired service. An independent contractor agreement is sometimes paired with a confidentiality agreement or non-disclosure agreement (NDA). In some situations, an independent contractor may have to sign a separate non-compete agreement depending on the nature of the business and scope of work. This sample independent contractor agreement can be used as a guide when drafting your own for your company’s needs.

 

What is in the Independent Contractor Agreement Template?

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The Who, What, When, Where, Why, and How of an Independent Contractor Agreement 

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Why do you need an Independent Contractor Agreement?

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What Should be Covered in an Independent Contractor Agreement?

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Common Mistakes to Avoid when Drafting an Independent Contractor Agreement

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Differences Between an Independent Contractor and Employee   

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How to Customize your Independent Contractor Agreement

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