One of the most concerning, wide-ranging consequences of worker misclassification is the loss of tax revenue. Employers who categorize their workers as independent contractors are not required to deduct taxes and Social Security contributions from their paychecks. Therefore, misclassification leads to income underreporting on tax filings, resulting in significant losses in tax revenue at both state and federal levels.
In this brief video, RC Legal Insights expert Trent Cotney breaks down new rules facing roofing contractors when it comes to worker rights and OSHA inspections.
Don't let an OSHA inspection turn into a nightmare. Learn your rights and how to be prepared with expert tips from this episode featuring Trent Cotney, partner at Adams and Reese.
In this brief video, RC Legal Insights expert Trent Cotney talks about preparing a roofing company for the latest changes in the independent contractor classification.
Registration is now open for Roofing Contractor’s 2024 State of the Industry Webinar. Walk through RC’s exclusive annual survey data from roofing contractors around the country with the experts.
Time is running out to register for RC’s exclusive 2024 State of the Industry webinar. Walk through RC’s exclusive annual survey data from roofing contractors around the country with the experts.
In this brief video, RC catches up roofers and other industry experts dealing with a myriad of safety issues, including how to manage subcontractors on the jobsite. Watch now!