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Calif. Gig Worker Law Comes With Tax And Compliance Costs

By Maria Koklanaris · October 18, 2019, 1:51 PM EDT

California's recent decision to reclassify a large swath of independent contractors as employees for state tax purposes has the potential to greatly increase tax liabilities and compliance burdens for workers and...

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